style photorealistic architectural visualization with cad clarity and restrained swiss minimalism subtle black white architectural base with realistic material fidelity core constraints non negotiable preserve original furniture volumes and proportions no redesign or reinterpretation no added profiles or decorative elements no beveling rounding or stylistic changes maintain precise architectural geometry scene bright open light flooded living room with calm swiss residential architecture large window front with slightly diffuse exterior background bright but softly blurred outside natural daylight atmosphere white elements walls ceiling window frames one round column in front of the window calm premium timeless atmosphere kitchen counter left edge of image visible at the left side wrapping vertically down to the floor material nero pretoria natural stone strongly flamed rustic texture very rough and tactile dry mineral appearance deep dark tone completely non reflective no polish no sheen no gloss floor final definition porcelain tiles with fine architectural cement look tile size visually small scale tiling fine grout grid reduced tile perception dense calm floor rhythm material matte non reflective surface warm light greige sand beige tone very fine cement like microtexture soft cloudy tonal variation no strong veining high end architectural porcelain look grout thin precise joints subtle clean grout lines slightly lighter than tile tone main focus two freestanding partition furniture elements made entirely from light natural rift cut oak oak material definition light european oak rift cut only straight grain no cathedral grain no flame patterns neutral tone reduced red means bright untreated appearance calm elegant grain expression high material authenticity grain direction rules vertical elements vertical grain horizontal shelves grain along long edge front partition furniture tv unit overall freestanding oak volume with integrated large tv centered in the middle tv displays an elegant calm landscape image door system critical handle logic construction logic each cabinet module consists of two doors forming one functional unit grip strip rule there is only one vertical grip strip per door pair grip strip mounted on the left door only right door has no grip strip one handle serves both doors no mirrored handles no duplicated strips no alternating pattern this must read as one handle one cabinet unit grip strip construction precise description applied surface mounted not recessed made from solid oak same material as furniture clean minimal execution profile vertical grip strip with a concave hollow groove hohlkehle soft inward curve for ergonomic grip subtle shadow line inside the hollow no sharp edges no milled channel in the door the strip is an added element not carved into the panel visual rules no adjacent joint next to strip no parallel shadow line no double line effect door surface remains continuous door details left right doors push to open logic visually hidden top and bottom rows follow same handle logic no symmetry mirroring of handles rear partition furniture open shelving same oak material and proportions as front unit instead of tv open shelving element styling subtle curated decoration books minimal objects restrained composition calm premium styling no clutter lighting natural daylight only soft realistic shadows gentle light falloff from windows subtle global illumination no artificial lighting no dramatic contrast no hdr or staged effects material behaviour nero pretoria light absorbing rough non reflective oak soft natural matte floor matte diffuse white walls soft light bounce atmosphere calm warm residential and premium emotionally restrained material driven swiss living quality focus on craftsmanship and spatial clarity rendering style photorealistic architectural visualization maintain colors precision natural color fidelity high material realism no showroom aesthetic no exaggeration no stylization clean architectural composition realism safeguards no symmetry driven handle duplication no ai pattern repetition no reinterpretation of joinery no added design features preserve architectural intent