create a hyper realistic architectural visualization of this exact sunroom using the uploaded image as the strict base image preserve the existing architecture geometry proportions camera position perspective ceiling shape door opening window sizes window frames trim dimensions wall locations flooring layout and all existing construction details exactly as shown do not redesign restyle add furniture or alter the space the main gabled accent wall is clad in millboard shadow line composite siding in antique oak reproduce the real product appearance accurately warm natural antique oak coloring subtle linear wood grain realistic tonal variation between boards fine surface texture and clearly defined shadow line horizontal panel joints it should read as premium exterior grade composite siding rather than generic wood flat brown paneling or exaggerated rustic timber this same millboard shadow line antique oak composite siding continues on the exterior of the house visible naturally through the large surrounding windows make sure the exterior siding seen outside corresponds to the interior feature wall material and feels architecturally continuous any painted wall surfaces visible in the room and hallway are benjamin moore rockport gray hc 105 in an eggshell finish keep the color accurate a sophisticated warm gray taupe with a very subtle eggshell sheen avoid beige orange yellow or overly glossy walls flooring is european wood company european wood collection french white oak 4 mm veneer wire brushed bandsawn finish 7 5 inch wide planks render the floor as authentic high end european white oak with natural variation subtle open grain lightly textured wire brushed character understated bandsawn markings realistic plank seams and a refined matte to low sheen finish keep the existing plank direction and scale exactly as modeled avoid overly yellow orange glossy repetitive or perfectly uniform wood textures the sunroom receives abundant soft natural daylight through the large windows on both sides make the glazing clear and transparent with the exterior clearly visible through the glass glass should have physically realistic reflections subtle highlights correct refraction and very slight natural interior reflections while remaining easy to see through do not make the windows dark mirrored frosted fogged tinted or opaque show realistic exterior context through the windows including the adjacent exterior portions of the house and the antique oak composite siding while maintaining the architecture already visible in the base image exterior illumination should naturally influence the room and create believable daylight falloff soft directional shadows contact shadows and subtle bounced light improve the lighting from the current cg appearance to high end professional architectural photography use realistic global illumination physically accurate exposure balanced highlights and shadows natural ambient occlusion subtle contact shadows at trim and wall intersections realistic material roughness fine micro texture and gentle light bounce preserve detail in both the interior and exterior rather than blowing out the windows the ceiling and trim should remain exactly as modeled with crisp but natural edges and realistic painted finishes maintain the subtle imperfections and material variation found in a professionally photographed built space rather than making every surface perfectly smooth or computer generated photorealism target luxury residential architectural photography premium d5 render or corona renderer quality full frame camera realism physically based materials accurate scale natural dynamic range subtle depth and dimensionality realistic glass realistic wood grain restrained sharpening and photographic rather than illustrative rendering do not change camera angle perspective architecture room dimensions ceiling geometry wall locations doorway windows window framing trim baseboards flooring layout siding layout or existing openings do not add furniture decor plants artwork lighting fixtures or architectural elements avoid all ai render characteristics no warped window frames distorted trim inconsistent siding lines melted geometry floating details fake wood grain repetitive texture patterns overly smooth surfaces exaggerated hdr excessive orange warmth oversaturation hazy bloom glowing edges artificial depth of field cinematic fantasy lighting plastic looking materials blurry exterior scenery painterly textures or invented architectural details final result should look like a real completed sunroom photographed by a professional architectural interiors photographer not an ai generated redesign ultra photorealistic natural clean material accurate and constructionally believable
