ReRoom

Ultra-realistic architectural interior refinement based strictly on the reference image.Reference-locked geometry: all architectural elements, island proportions, cabinetry layout, furniture, camera angle, and composition remain unchanged. No redesign. No spatial modification. Only enhancement of realism, depth, and physically accurate light behavior.Dark, atmospheric, high-end editorial architectural photography.Material Priority — Preserve Existing Wood FloorThe wooden plank flooring with pronounced natural grain pattern MUST remain unchanged.No material replacement. No tone shift. No gloss increase.Wood characteristics: • Deep, elegant grain drawing • Natural tonal variation • Visible pores and organic imperfections • Satin-matte finish • Warm walnut tone consistent with cabinetryLight reveals texture softly without artificial contrast boost.Sintered Stone Application (only where mineral flooring exists)Sintered stone is introduced exclusively in the area previously covered with mosaic / mineral flooring.Large-format slabs with: • Subtle mineral depth • Soft, non-repetitive veining • Fine micro-texture • Matte-satin surface (no gloss enhancement) • Precise slab edges with delicate micro-bevel • Physically accurate reflectanceNo artificial shine.No exaggerated contrast.No dramatic patterning.Seams minimal and aligned naturally with slab logic.Floor TransitionTransition between sintered stone zone and existing wooden planks: • Perfectly flush • No visible height difference • Clean architectural joint • Subtle shadow gap or refined micro-bevel • Physically correct light falloff at the junctionSunlight gently grazes across both materials, revealing differences in texture without altering original tones.Island and Countertops — Sintered Stone ContinuityIsland cladding and worktops in the same sintered stone as the mineral floor section: • Consistent tone and structure • Visible mineral layering • Natural edge finishing • Realistic slab thickness • Soft, diffused reflections onlyMaterial continuity between floor mineral zone and island surfaces, but wood flooring remains clearly distinct and untouched.LightingNatural sunlight entering from one side: • Grazing across wooden planks • Revealing micro-texture of sintered stone • Producing realistic contact shadows under island and furniture • No HDR effect • No artificial glowWood CabinetryAmerican walnut veneer: Deep organic grain, visible pores, natural irregularities.Matte-satin finish absorbing light.Tone consistent with preserved wooden floor.Human ElementBlonde woman in neutral white clothing, barefoot.Natural posture.Correct contact shadows.Realistic skin texture and hair detail.Integrated naturally with lighting environment.Rendering IntentExtreme realismHigh-end architectural photographyNo geometry changesNo material replacement of wooden floorNo stylizationNo artificial glossNo redesign