create a new photorealistic rendering using the new archicad view as the strict geometric base and the provided older rendering as the main interior design reference this is the same project and the same interior only seen from a different camera position image 1 new archicad view absolute geometry the new archicad rendering defines exactly camera position perspective composition walls and wall positions room proportions openings and passages windows doors ceiling geometry transom glazing columns built in elements spatial connections between the rooms preserve this geometry exactly do not move resize remove or invent architectural elements image 2 older rendering main design reference apply the interior design language of the older rendering to the exact geometry of the new archicad view transfer its warm elegant historic villa character warm off white wall color refined traditional wall and door detailing white painted architectural joinery warm natural oak herringbone parquet patterned tile character dark natural timber ceiling beams built in bookshelf design books and restrained shelf decoration furniture character warm neutral and earthy upholstery restrained decorative styling material palette natural sunny atmosphere soft warm daylight realistic garden views overall level of photorealism the goal is to make the new archicad view look like it belongs to exactly the same finished interior shown in this reference important adapt design to geometry never geometry to design where the architecture of the reference differs from the archicad model always follow the archicad model adapt the design materials and detailing to fit the modeled architecture never change the archicad geometry to make it resemble the reference image for example keep every opening exactly where archicad shows it keep every window exactly where archicad shows it keep every door exactly where archicad shows it keep all room widths and heights unchanged keep the new camera perspective unchanged continuity with the previous room this view looks through several connected rooms of the same house through the opening window on the far left the previously established seating area is partially visible the yellow sofa geometry visible in the archicad model represents the same sofas from the previous room render them in the established muted earthy warm grey upholstery not yellow the tiled floor visible in the archicad model is also the same tile material already established in the project maintain consistent tile scale pattern color and materiality continue the same warm oak herringbone parquet in all corresponding timber floor areas built in bookshelf keep the bookshelf exactly in the position and dimensions indicated by the archicad model develop it visually according to the older rendering high quality built in cabinetry with books ceramics and a small amount of restrained decoration do not overcrowd it lighting and garden match the older reference closely in terms of sunlight exposure and atmosphere create warm natural sunlight entering through the windows with realistic directional shadows and soft indirect illumination exterior windows should look into a lush believable green garden consistent with the rest of the project keep exterior highlights controlled and preserve detail both inside and outside final rule archicad view where everything is older rendering how everything looks and feels the final result should look like the design from the older rendering has been faithfully applied to the exact architecture of the new archicad model do not create a new design do not copy the reference geometry do not change the archicad perspective
