convert this floor plan into a realistic isometric 3d view of a full house show the space from an elevated angle with furniture walls and details visible create a photorealistic 3d interior visualization from the provided 2d plan preserve the exact room layout wall positions openings proportions and circulation do not change the architecture or invent additional structural elements design the interior in a contemporary japandi style with a refined modern loft character the space should feel calm warm and minimal but not sterile combine natural japanese restraint with the character of converted urban lofts inspired by new york tokyo and london use warm natural oak flooring soft off white sand taupe and warm grey tones exposed or reclaimed red brick as a selective architectural accent black or dark bronze metal details slim industrial style frames and lighting natural linen wool leather and textured fabrics low clean lined furniture with a few expressive vintage or sculptural pieces built in storage and visually uncluttered surfaces subtle japanese inspired screens timber slats or handcrafted details contemporary art books and carefully selected objects that give the space personality the loft influence should be sophisticated and residential not raw or overly industrial avoid clich industrial interiors excessive black metal cold concrete and overly rustic furniture the result should feel like a thoughtfully restored historic building adapted for modern city living create a balanced mix of new york loft warmth and brick character london s layered eclectic elegance tokyo s precision calmness and intelligent use of space use warm natural daylight realistic shadows and a soft cinematic atmosphere emphasise tall windows spatial depth original architectural character and premium material textures add subtle signs of real life but keep the composition curated and editorial style keywords contemporary japandi loft modern heritage interior warm minimalism urban sophistication restored industrial architecture timeless design natural materials editorial interior photography photorealistic premium residential interior avoid scandinavian showroom look generic developer interior excessive beige farmhouse style boho d cor cold industrial aesthetic glossy finishes overly luxurious hotel styling clutter distorted proportions changed layout or additional windows and doors use the same furniture as shows on the plan do not change the orientation of the floorplan
