create a hyper realistic interior architectural render based directly on the uploaded revit image of the sunroom lounge space this is an image edit not a redesign preserve 100 of the existing architecture geometry and camera keep the overall room proportions wall positions window sizes and positions glazing layout built in seating configuration floor layout and the exact camera angle perspective framing and crop from the revit export materials and finishes apply a warm mid century modern coastal palette the built in banquette seating should be upholstered in a soft neutral beige or light camel fabric with subtle tufted detailing but with a slightly more luxe rich feel than the revit base think a finely woven or lightly brushed textile with a gentle sheen and visible weave still matte leaning and not shiny with plush comfortable cushioning and crisp tailored seams window frames and mullions are painted timber or slim aluminium in a light warm off white or soft cream with a smooth matte finish the floor is a terracotta or brick tone tile with natural variation matte and slightly textured giving a grounded relaxed feel add timber furniture pieces such as the central dining coffee table and side tables in medium tone natural wood oak or similar with a satin or matte finish that feels robust and residential rather than glossy the main coffee dining table follows the gentle organic form seen in the reference image a mid century inspired softly curved triangular or oval shape with rounded corners slender tapered legs and a subtly profiled edge finished in a rich warm oak that reads a touch more premium and refined than standard joinery the upholstered lounge ottoman in front of the plant should also feel more luxe use a slightly deeper warm neutral fabric with a soft tactile surface such as a chenille or boucl inspired weave maintaining the existing cylindrical rounded form but with more refined stitching and a subtly tailored top blinds retain the existing blind positions and proportions blinds are woven timber or natural fibre roll up blinds mounted at the head of each window bay with slender horizontal slats and a softly textured semi open weave that allows filtered daylight while still giving a sense of privacy they should appear in a warm light honey or beech tone timber that complements the window frames and mid century coastal palette with simple minimal hardware and a neat relaxed drape when partially lowered pendant light keep the existing large paper lantern pendant in the same position and scale centred over the main table the shade is a slightly off white or warm ivory rice paper or mulberry paper lantern with gentle horizontal ribbing a softly rounded almost spherical form and a warm diffused glow the light should feel hand crafted and subtly mid century with a simple white ceiling rose and thin suspension cord casting soft even illumination downward onto the table and seating and contributing to the calm editorial atmosphere without becoming visually overpowering plants and decor include a generous leafy indoor plant on the main side table to bring life and softness with realistic layered foliage and a simple ceramic pot in muted tones off white warm grey or soft sage keep decor minimal and refined one or two small objects at most such as a couple of stacked books or a simple slim vase on the coffee dining table and side tables arranged casually but deliberately so the space feels lived in yet uncluttered lighting and atmosphere use soft natural daylight as the primary illumination as if this room is captured on an overcast coastal morning or late afternoon light should enter primarily through the full height glazing creating gentle low contrast shadows and a calm evenly lit interior the mood should feel warm welcoming and slightly nostalgic similar to editorial mid century interior photography lighting must be realistic with correct shadow softness subtle reflections on glass and gentle bounce light on walls ceiling and across the banquette upholstery and timber surfaces avoid dramatic spotlights heavy contrast or coloured lighting glazing and exterior keep the exact glazing layout and dimensions glass should be realistically transparent with subtle reflections and a hint of exterior scene soft focus greenery distant coastal or hillside landscape and a parked vehicle or street beyond in keeping with the original reference but kept secondary so the interior remains the main subject use slightly softened naturalistic exterior detail to avoid visual noise style and quality target a high end photoreal interior architectural photograph with slightly editorial character emphasize material realism believable fabric wood grain tile texture woven blinds and glass reflections avoid sketch lines outlines or graphic edges all definition should come from light shadow and material transitions colour palette stays warm and neutral with touches of fresh greenery no people no text overlays no brand logos and no additional decorative clutter keep the scene realistic buildable and consistent with a mid century coastal sunroom in australia
