use the uploaded render as the exact base image preserve the current camera angle architecture layout roman shades shower glass tub bench vanity mirror vase eucalyptus plumbing locations and all existing materials exactly as shown do not redesign the bathroom and do not add any new objects the roman shades are correct keep both ivory beige linen roman shades exactly as they currently appear including their folds placement height light filtering effect and natural linen texture completely remove the partial wall sconce visible at the far right edge of the image remove the shade fixture body glow shadow and any reflection caused by it restore the wall naturally make the image feel like a professionally photographed architectural digest bathroom rather than a cgi render keep the warm calm mood but reduce the overly uniform beige cast add slightly more natural contrast and more believable daylight variation while preserving the current composition refine the villa zellige oat ceramic tile on the shower walls and bench sides keep the existing 2 5 x 8 inch 50 offset layout maintain soft handmade tonal variation subtle waviness gentle glaze irregularity fine grout depth and delicate edge shadows reduce the artificial glossy glare spots on the upper shower wall the highlights should be softer smaller and more varied across individual tiles rather than appearing as concentrated shiny patches increase realism of the tilebar new rock tortora beige chevron matte porcelain flooring add slightly clearer grout depth subtle tonal variation between pieces natural stone inspired texture soft matte roughness and better edge definition keep the floor refined and understated but less washed out improve the vanity countertop and shower bench top with subtle mineral movement low sheen satin reflectivity faint roughness variation softly eased edges and more realistic contact shadows avoid a perfectly smooth flat white slab appearance improve the four hands anthem double vanity in satin light wash oak veneer add slightly more natural oak grain visible pores realistic veneer direction delicate panel to panel tonal variation and soft satin sheen avoid orange yellow or overly uniform wood improve the white freestanding tub with more realistic satin acrylic texture softer curved highlights subtle tonal shifts and stronger but natural contact shadows at the base so it feels grounded on the floor keep the champagne bronze fixtures exactly as shown but enhance the brushed metal texture soft reflection and slight patina variation avoid bright gold or flat matte metal keep the shower glass in its exact current position add restrained edge tint subtle thickness delicate reflection minimal streaking visible only in highlights and slight refraction where the glass overlaps tile do not make the glass dark or overly reflective use natural filtered daylight through the existing roman shades with subtle directional contrast keep the tub and vanity softly illuminated while allowing the shower to remain slightly moodier add realistic shadows beneath the vanity around the tub base at the bench edges and where glass overlaps tile maintain a warm editorial mood without excessive yellow cast haze or washed out highlights negative prompt do not change the layout camera angle roman shades architecture bench dimensions tub position vanity placement mirror vase eucalyptus windows tile layouts or fixture locations do not add new sconces recessed lights accessories bottles baskets art or d cor avoid flat materials excessive gloss large glare patches washed out flooring repetitive tile maps orange wood bright gold fixtures invisible glass haze grain oversharpening and cgi smoothness
