create a highly realistic photorealistic architectural render from this supplied kitchen model image important use the supplied image as the exact geometric reference this is an approved kitchen design do not redesign reinterpret resize move add or remove any existing kitchen cabinetry or architectural elements the exact geometry proportions and layout shown in the source image must be retained preserve exactly all cabinet widths heights and depths all door and drawer sizes and proportions the existing traditional framed shaker style door design tall housing on the left all wall cabinet positions and sizes the small central bridging wall unit all base cabinet positions corner arrangement peninsula arrangement and dimensions end panels plinth height and position pelmet and traditional cornice profile worktop dimensions and overhangs walls boxed sections and architectural openings floor and ceiling geometry exact camera angle perspective and composition of the supplied image do not straighten widen extend or simplify the kitchen do not make the cabinetry more symmetrical any unusual dimensions or gaps visible in the original are intentional and must remain cabinetry colour finish render all kitchen cabinetry in the same warm porcelain matt finish this includes all wall units base units end panels fillers plinths pelmets and cornices porcelain matt should appear as a sophisticated warm off white softer and warmer than brilliant white but not yellow cream or grey use a realistic matt painted appearance with very low sheen subtle changes in light and shadow should reveal the framed door details and traditional mouldings without making the finish glossy do not alter any doors or drawers to accommodate the handles worktop render the existing work surface as a 38mm thick laminate worktop it must remain exactly 38mm in appearance and retain the worktop geometry overhangs and dimensions shown in the source model the laminate is predominantly white with a very subtle and restrained surface pattern it should look like a good quality contemporary white laminate worktop do not turn it into marble quartz granite porcelain or natural stone do not introduce strong marble veining do not increase or decrease the worktop thickness lighting realism transform the simple model appearance into a believable completed kitchen photograph through realistic rendering not through design changes use soft natural daylight entering the room realistic global illumination bounced light subtle ambient occlusion and accurate contact shadows create realistic shadowing underneath the cornice pelmet worktop plinth and around the framed door details to give the cabinetry depth use subtle physically believable reflections on the brushed nickel handles and oven glass keep the porcelain matt cabinetry appropriately matt important do not add any light fittings no pendant lights no ceiling spotlights or downlights no under cabinet led strips no decorative lamps no visible artificial light sources use natural and ambient illumination only to make the existing design look realistic room give the existing walls and floor believable neutral finishes suitable for presenting the kitchen but do not change their geometry or introduce major architectural or decorative features keep the surrounding room understated so attention remains on the proposed kitchen final result the final image should look like a realistic photograph of this exact kitchen after installation it should be warm natural clean and believable suitable for showing a client how their proposed kitchen could look when completed it should not look overly luxurious stylised or like a completely different kitchen highest priority preserve geometry and proportions exactly preserve camera position and perspective exactly porcelain matt finish on all cabinetry including plinth pelmet and cornice traditional brushed nickel handles predominantly white 38mm laminate worktop add only the single modern oven into the existing empty aperture improve materials natural lighting shadows and photorealism do not redesign anything
