edit only the facade cladding material and color on this image replace all cladding boards on the entire building both the dark anthracite zones and the light honey oak zones with a single uniform material lin pro prolin anteak anteak color definition a medium taupe brown woodgrain finish with cool grayish undertones not reddish not copper toned not deep chocolate brown not black not light honey oak it should read as a muted driftwood weathered oak tone warm but desaturated with fine visible vertical woodgrain texture and a matte low sheen surface orientation all cladding boards should run vertically top to bottom parallel to the corner posts and window frames with visible vertical seam lines between planks of consistent width apply this single anteak vertical cladding uniformly across the entire building envelope the front gable wall the corner post and the full length of the long side elevation eliminating the previous two tone zoning entirely no anthracite panels remain no light oak panels remain no color divisions no mixed materials one continuous anteak toned vertical surface everywhere the cladding currently is keep everything else in the image completely unchanged same camera angle same lighting and sky same roof shape color and material same window and door frames keep them dark anthracite aluminum as they are same glazing and reflections same landscaping same paving same shadows same proportions and same overall composition do not regenerate the building or alter any other architectural details only replace the cladding material color and change its orientation to vertical as described above