ultra photorealistic render of a modern luxury living room tv wall composition preserve the exact layout furniture materials colors lighting positions and all design elements do not change anything style high end italian interior catalog poliform style minimal refined premium soft contrast perfectly balanced lighting lighting natural daylight entering from the left through sheer curtains casting soft striped shadows reduce intensity to avoid overexposure combine with warm vertical led lighting behind the shelving smooth light falloff soft shadows realistic global illumination materials refine only keep original colors sofa chair premium boucle fabric fine fibers soft compression natural shading wood panels tv unit dark warm walnut matte satin finish rich grain detail shelving vertical panels deep dark green finish not black matte to satin very subtle reflectivity visible but refined surface texture wall textured plaster with micro variation coffee table natural wood soft reflections slightly worn edges floor stone tiles with micro roughness and soft reflections details correct color accuracy shelving must read clearly as dark green under lighting not crushed into black avoid shadow crushing maintain detail in darker green surfaces add subtle imperfections very controlled dust fabric folds slight wear strengthen soft contact shadows under furniture refine reflections blurred never mirror like add micro bevel highlights on edges camera eye level shot same framing 28 35mm lens straight verticals very subtle depth of field rendering 6k 8k resolution physically accurate ray tracing global illumination ambient occlusion soft shadow transitions clean render no noise neutral warm color grading with accurate color separation no color crushing negative do not change layout materials or design do not turn green into black preserve color identity no harsh contrast or overexposure no plastic or cgi look important fix this is what you were seeing your green was getting crushed by lighting contrast reading as black this prompt forces the engine to keep color information alive in shadows which is exactly what you need