make this wardrobe walk in closet render ultra realistic and high end keep the exact same design camera angle perspective proportions ceiling led shape wardrobe layout glass doors shelves drawers rug floor doorway and wall positions do not redesign or move anything keep all existing smoked glass wardrobe doors exactly where they are the tall glass doors on the right side and the two glass doors in the back wardrobe the glass should look premium slightly dark tinted around 30 transparent with realistic reflections subtle glare and thin matte black aluminum frames do not remove the glass doors and do not add glass anywhere else the wardrobe interiors should have a warm beige microcement textured stone finish matte surface subtle natural texture realistic depth and proper shadows the shelves should have realistic thickness and clean edges keep the folded clothes boxes and objects in the same positions but make them look realistic with soft fabric texture and correct scale the white wardrobe panels should stay smooth white cashmere matte mdf clean and minimal with thin vertical shadow gaps the black vertical handles should stay matte black metal slim and elegant improve the lighting with warm indirect ceiling led glow realistic reflections on the glass soft shadows ambient occlusion balanced exposure and natural depth the floor should remain light oak herringbone parquet with realistic wood grain the rug should look soft woven and textured ultra realistic luxury walk in closet smoked glass wardrobe doors black aluminum frames beige microcement interiors white cashmere mdf panels warm minimal atmosphere professional architectural photography 8k quality sharp details photorealistic materials negative prompt do not change the design do not change the camera angle do not move the wardrobes shelves glass doors handles rug floor or doorway do not remove glass doors do not make solid doors where glass already exists do not add new furniture do not change the ceiling led shape no warped geometry no blurry details no cartoon look no plastic materials no overexposure