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An incredibly lifelike, richly detailed, photorealistic interior photo of a living room set in a modern apartment. The scene is illuminated by soft, diffused downlights from recessed ceiling fixtures and subtle uplighting from wall coves, creating a serene and tranquil atmosphere. Captured with a wide-angle lens, emphasizing the spaciousness and the textural interplay of natural materials. The original design’s beige and patterned wallpaper is replaced with a uniform medium-grey, matte-finished plaster wall behind the modular sectional sofa. This monochromatic shift instantly grounds the space and introduces a subtle, earthy texture. The large, reflective mirrors that flank the artwork are now replaced with recessed panels clad in the same grey plaster, creating a more cohesive and less visually jarring feature wall. The sleek, dark grey sectional sofa with plush cushions remains, its clean lines and comfortable upholstery a perfect fit for the new aesthetic. The glass-and-chrome side table by the sofa is swapped out for a low, solid oak side table with a slightly irregular, live-edge top, adding a touch of organic warmth. The flooring, a light, neutral-toned large-format tile, is retained to maintain a sense of continuity and ease of maintenance, but the grout lines are now a darker charcoal to echo the new wall treatment. The vertical slatted feature wall on the right is softened, transitioning to vertical panels of natural, unfinished cedar, their warm, varied tones a sophisticated counterpoint to the cool grey. The cylindrical pendant lights above are replaced with a single, larger pendant featuring a hand-thrown ceramic shade in an off-white hue, casting a gentle, ambient glow. The artwork above the feature wall is subtle, a framed abstract piece with muted blues and earth tones, chosen for its minimalist appeal and harmonious color palette. The decorative elements are kept to a minimum: a few textural ceramic vases in varying shades of off-white and charcoal are arranged on the oak side table, alongside a single, well-placed potted plant with lush green foliage. The overall composition feels balanced and intentional, with the varying heights of the sofa, side table, and pendant light creating visual interest without overcrowding the space. The new design evokes a sense of calm and understated elegance. The atmosphere is one of quiet contemplation, a sanctuary from the outside world, perhaps late afternoon light filtering through unseen windows, casting long, soft shadows and highlighting the subtle imperfections of the plaster and wood, embodying the spirit of wabi-sabi.