create a photorealistic high end editorial interior photograph of this exact pottery studio scene preserve the exact geometry proportions camera angle perspective composition room layout shelving display units counter pottery pieces plants doors openings and all visible architectural elements exactly as shown do not redesign add remove resize or relocate anything materialize the visible architecture realistically warm beige terracotta limewash walls and ceiling with subtle cloudy tonal variation and an authentic hand applied mineral finish a continuous warm greige matte concrete mineral floor with subtle natural variation and slight imperfections natural warm toned wood on the door and pottery wheel work surface with realistic understated wood grain and matte finish dark matte metal on the pottery wheel and its structural components and a simple light neutral ceramic planter keep the existing large leafy plant exactly where it is and make the foliage naturally photorealistic preserve the existing white curtains exactly as shown left curtain translucant and big forward curtain linen with realistic soft fabric texture natural folds and believable translucency preserve the pottery wheel exactly as modelled including its proportions position dark circular basin wooden seat work surface and dark metal base make it look like a real functional ceramic working wheel with subtle realistic material wear preserve the existing wooden door and its brushed brass hardware exactly where they are do not add or remove any doors furniture artwork or decorative objects use soft realistic natural daylight entering through the large glazed opening at the left edge of the frame create gentle directional shadows and natural tonal variation across the limewashed walls curtains floor and pottery wheel the studio should feel warm tactile creative and sophisticated a contemporary pottery workshop and small ceramic gallery rather than a rustic craft store keep the palette earthy and restrained clay beige muted terracotta warm greige natural wood cream ceramics and deep earthy accents use soft realistic natural daylight entering through the large windows create believable directional light gentle shadows and realistic light falloff across the limewashed walls concrete floor shelving and ceramics the daylight should interact naturally with the glass and create subtle reflections without obscuring the view outside high end editorial interior photography photorealistic architectural visualization physically realistic materials authentic limewash texture natural wood grain realistic handmade ceramics realistic glass subtle imperfections believable shadows and global illumination warm natural atmosphere sophisticated contemporary craftsmanship cinematic but restrained most important preserve the exact existing architecture geometry camera perspective composition and placement of all visible objects do not alter the design or invent architectural elements keep the street view outside the windows realistic subtle and naturally integrated into the scene
