refine this existing sunroom render only do not redesign or alter the architecture preserve the exact camera angle perspective room proportions vaulted ceiling geometry doorway windows trim baseboards siding layout flooring direction and exterior architecture visible through the windows the final image should look like a real completed luxury residential sunroom photographed by a professional architectural photographer not an ai generated image or overly perfect cgi render critical material zoning keep the material locations exactly correct the main center gabled feature wall is clad in millboard shadow line composite siding in antique oak the wall surfaces above the doorway and surrounding the windows are painted benjamin moore rockport gray hc 105 do not extend the wood siding into these painted areas millboard siding the center gabled wall uses millboard shadow line composite siding antique oak render the actual character of the material with a refined medium warm oak brown tone subtle natural tonal variation fine realistic grain believable horizontal shadow lines and accurate surface depth it should read as premium composite exterior siding not generic wood paneling avoid orange tones overly dark walnut tones flat brown surfaces obvious repeating textures exaggerated grain or artificial looking wood the same millboard antique oak siding is also visible on the exterior of the house through the windows keep the exterior siding consistent with the interior feature wall while allowing natural exterior daylight to make it appear slightly brighter benjamin moore rockport gray hc 105 use the attached rockport gray hc 105 paint swatch as the visual color reference apply rockport gray to the painted wall area above the doorway the painted wall areas around and between the windows the visible painted wall surfaces beside the glazing the visible hallway walls rockport gray should read as a muted warm gray greige with subtle taupe undertones clearly deeper than white cream or light beige do not allow strong daylight exposure to wash the color into off white even in the brightest areas the walls should still visibly read as rockport gray finish is eggshell with a very subtle natural sheen and realistic painted drywall texture do not make it glossy chalky or perfectly flat flooring flooring is european wood company european wood collection sawn french white oak 4 mm veneer wire brushed 7 5 inch wide planks make the flooring look like authentic high end french white oak with subtle natural grain variation understated bandsawn texture wire brushed character realistic plank seams occasional restrained wood variation and a refined matte to low sheen finish keep the existing floor direction and plank proportions exactly the same avoid bleached white flooring yellow orange oak excessive knots glossy finish repetitive grain or exaggerated rustic texture windows and door make all windows and the door look fully realistic dimensional and constructionally believable preserve the exact existing design and proportions do not simplify or redesign them the frames should have realistic depth crisp joinery accurate profiles subtle painted or metal surface texture natural shadow lines and believable contact points where the frames meet the surrounding walls the door hardware should look like real metal with accurate scale realistic highlights roughness and subtle reflections do not distort enlarge simplify or invent hardware glass all window and door glazing should be clear and transparent with the exterior clearly visible through it the glass should still visibly read as real glazing through subtle reflections realistic highlights slight natural reflectivity believable thickness and accurate interaction with daylight keep reflections restrained and physically realistic do not make the glazing mirrored dark blue frosted cloudy blurry or empty looking include subtle depth where the glass meets the frame realistic glazing edges clean seals gaskets and proper highlights on the frame profiles exterior through the windows keep the exterior architecture clearly visible and realistic through the glazing including the matching millboard antique oak siding do not blur or wash out the exterior maintain believable exposure so both the interior and exterior retain detail natural lighting this sunroom receives abundant natural daylight from the large windows on both sides use soft realistic daylight with natural bounced illumination subtle global illumination believable contact shadows gentle directional shadows and realistic exposure falloff avoid harsh theatrical sunlight strong yellow orange color casts excessive brightness dramatic sun rays blown out windows or artificial hdr the room should feel naturally bright calm warm neutral and sophisticated photorealism increase realistic material roughness fine surface texture subtle natural imperfections accurate reflections soft contact shadows believable glass behavior and gentle variations in lighting surfaces should not all react to light the same way wood painted drywall glass metal and trim should each have distinct physically accurate material properties keep the architecture crisp and detailed but avoid unnaturally razor sharp cgi edges aim for the appearance of a high end full frame architectural photograph or premium d5 corona v ray rendering with realistic dynamic range natural white balance restrained sharpening and subtle photographic depth do not add furniture rugs artwork plants curtains decor lighting fixtures or people do not change the camera view architecture vaulted ceiling doorway window dimensions window placement door design trim siding placement flooring layout wall locations exterior architecture or room proportions strictly avoid warped windows melted frames fake hardware flat glass mirrored glazing blurry exterior views repeated wood textures overly perfect surfaces plastic materials excessive orange warmth heavy hdr glowing edges oversharpening painterly textures distorted geometry or any invented architectural details final image should feel indistinguishable from a professionally photographed built sunroom natural highly realistic material accurate constructionally believable and free from an ai generated appearance make sure gutters on both sides are straight also hallway flooring is the same as sunroom flooring exterior siding goes all the way down no white trim on exterior not interior
