mexican colonial villa de lvarez colima design panel 1 best archsynth prompt transform the uploaded floor plan into an authentic contemporary mexican house inspired by villa de lvarez and colima residential architecture preserve the exact floor plan wall locations bathroom layout bed position doors and structural elements add traditional mexican furnishings regional materials flooring lighting landscaping views and architectural details characteristic of colima s warm tropical climate design features handcrafted terracotta clay floor tiles throughout living and bedroom areas traditional mexican stucco walls in warm off white tones exposed wood ceiling beams using parota or tropical hardwood solid wood furniture with artisanal craftsmanship wrought iron lighting fixtures and decorative accents talavera ceramic accents in bathrooms and decorative niches large wood framed windows opening toward tropical gardens ceiling fans in primary spaces built in wood storage and cabinetry textured plaster walls with handcrafted appearance mexican woven textiles cushions and throws handmade clay pottery and decorative ceramics tropical plants including palms bougainvillea and bird of paradise visible from windows rustic wood nightstands and benches warm natural daylight entering from exterior openings covered terrace atmosphere connected to the interior indoor outdoor living character common to colima residences architectural character regional mexican colonial influence hacienda inspired details warm tropical ambiance natural ventilation aesthetic comfortable family oriented residential design rendering style ultra realistic architectural visualization authentic materials physically accurate lighting high detail textures architectural photography quality realistic weathering and craftsmanship 2 style direction regional colima hacienda color palette warm white stucco terracotta red sand beige natural wood brown olive green deep clay orange architectural references villa de lvarez family homes traditional colima haciendas mexican colonial residences tropical mexican architecture 3 must keep elements existing floor plan all walls bathroom locations plumbing fixtures door locations bed placement room dimensions structural layout 4 materials and finishes floors handmade terracotta tile saltillo tile appearance matte natural finish slight variation in color and texture walls white stucco plaster hand troweled finish slight texture variation ceiling exposed parota wood beams white plaster between beams furniture solid parota wood woven leather accents natural fiber seating handcrafted mexican furniture bathroom talavera decorative tile accents travertine countertops rustic wood vanity black wrought iron accessories 5 lighting and camera lighting warm tropical daylight golden afternoon sun soft shadows open air mexican ambiance 3000k warm interior fixtures camera architectural interior photography 24mm lens eye level perspective emphasis on craftsmanship and materials showcase indoor outdoor connection 6 negative prompt do not use modern minimalist furniture scandinavian design industrial style high gloss materials futuristic elements cold white lighting marble heavy luxury interiors contemporary european aesthetics glass heavy architecture concrete loft appearance dark moody interiors overly ornate spanish revival details unrealistic tropical resort styling clutter rendering artifacts distorted furniture altered floor plan 7 presentation panel notes project title casa colima villa de lvarez inspired residence design concept a contemporary interpretation of traditional colima residential architecture that combines regional craftsmanship tropical climate responsiveness and warm family oriented living spaces key materials saltillo terracotta flooring white stucco walls parota wood millwork talavera ceramic accents wrought iron details natural woven textiles design keywords authentic tropical mexican colonial warm handcrafted regional timeless indoor outdoor living moodboard images to include villa de lvarez streetscape references terracotta flooring samples parota wood furniture talavera tile details bougainvillea gardens mexican hacienda courtyards wrought iron lighting fixtures tropical shaded terraces this panel direction will produce renders that feel authentically colima rather than generic mexican style which is usually more convincing for local residential projects
