create a highly photorealistic architectural visualization of a modern winery interior using the original image as the strict architectural reference critical preserve the architecture and perspective do not change the camera position viewing angle perspective framing proportions geometry ceiling heights walls columns openings windows doors or any architectural elements maintain the exact spatial composition and structural design of the reference image do not add remove or relocate architectural features spatial context the camera is positioned inside the wine tasting room looking towards the fermentation room the view to the right opens towards the exterior courtyards preserve the visual connection between the tasting room fermentation area and courtyards interior atmosphere create a warm sophisticated contemporary winery aesthetic with natural materials warm oak subtle earthy tones refined textures and understated modern furnishings introduce elegant wine tasting tables comfortable contemporary seating wine glasses and carefully curated accessories without obstructing the existing architecture or circulation use warm subtle architectural lighting combined with soft natural daylight entering from the courtyard side people and activity add a small number of realistically scaled elegantly dressed visitors casually tasting wine holding glasses conversing and enjoying the space their positioning should feel natural and reinforce the function of the tasting room without blocking important architectural views fermentation room maintain clear visibility into the fermentation area emphasizing its authentic winery character and industrial functionality preserve all existing architectural boundaries visual quality premium architectural photography realistic materials natural shadows balanced exposure warm cinematic atmosphere subtle reflections sophisticated contemporary european winery design photorealistic rendering absolute priority this is an interior styling lighting and atmosphere enhancement only not an architectural redesign the original architecture perspective camera position and spatial relationships must remain 100 unchanged
