create a new photorealistic rendering based on the provided archicad white rendering two images are provided image 1 new archicad white rendering this is the strict base for the architecture and perspective image 2 current finished rendering this is a style and design language reference only important the two images show different perspectives and different areas of the house they do not show the same objects or furniture do not copy objects furniture or decorative elements from image 2 into image 1 the goal is to make both perspectives look as if they belong to the same house and the same interior design concept image 1 architecture and new perspective preserve exactly camera position camera angle perspective room geometry walls ceilings openings windows doors proportions spatial relationships architectural elements the position size and geometry of all windows and doors must remain unchanged do not move resize remove or redesign the architecture however the interior contents of the new perspective may be designed and adjusted appropriately furniture lighting fixtures decorative objects plants textiles and other movable interior elements may be changed added or developed where appropriate the new room should feel naturally furnished and complete image 2 style reference only use the current finished rendering only to establish a consistent design language take inspiration from material palette colors wood tones surface finishes furniture language lighting atmosphere level of realism warmth proportions of furnishings overall interior character degree of restraint architectural atmosphere do not copy specific objects or furniture from image 2 do not reproduce its furniture arrangement do not reproduce its decorative objects do not try to recreate the same room instead interpret the same design language for the new room shown in image 1 same house same design language the two perspectives must clearly feel like they belong to the same house they should share the same material vocabulary the same color palette the same wood character the same level of refinement the same lighting philosophy the same overall atmosphere the same architectural and interior design language but they must not look like copies of each other the furniture and objects in the new perspective should be appropriate specifically to the new room and the new camera view do not force objects from the reference image into the new room the result should feel like a different photograph taken in another room or from another viewpoint within the same carefully designed house photorealism create a high quality architectural visualization with realistic natural materials clean and consistent surfaces subtle material variation believable reflections realistic shadows soft natural daylight realistic light falloff natural exposure high quality textures physically believable material response avoid generic ai interior design excessive decoration artificial luxury styling overly glossy materials fake textures excessive contrast cold or sterile lighting final priority archicad white rendering exact architecture exact windows exact doors exact new camera perspective current finished rendering design language materiality color palette atmosphere movable interior elements may be designed appropriately for the new room the final result should look like a completely new perspective of the same house designed in the same interior language without copying the objects from the reference image
