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Photorealistic interior photography of the SAME small living room as in the source image (image 1). Identical viewpoint, identical perspective, identical framing, identical room geometry and identical architecture. ONLY materials, colours, the accent wall and textiles change. The structure of the room does not change at all. CRITICAL — WINDOW NICHE GEOMETRY IS FIXED The window niche on the left wall keeps EXACTLY the geometry of the source image: — the same opening proportions, the same width-to-height ratio, the same tall vertical rectangular shape — it does not become square, wider or shorter; — the same sill height above the floor and the same head height; — the same slim frame thickness — a narrow flat wooden border, NOT a thick chunky beam; — the same shallow reveal depth — the niche is shallow, NOT deep; — the frame sits nearly flush with the wall plane, with only a minimal projection, and does NOT read as a bulky box protruding into the room; — the same position on the wall and the same distance from the corner. Only the wood colour and texture of the niche change. Do not deepen the niche, do not thicken the frame, do not widen the opening, do not lower the head, do not raise the sill, do not project the frame forward. CRITICAL — ROOM GEOMETRY IS FIXED Keep the identical viewpoint, perspective, camera height and framing. Keep the exact room proportions, room width, room depth, ceiling height, wall planes and corner junctions. Keep the sofa, the built-in joinery on the right, the radiator and the niche in their exact positions, sizes and silhouettes. Nothing is moved, resized, added or removed except the styling items listed below. 1. ACCENT WALL BEHIND THE SOFA — as in image 3 Replace the current orange-toned narrow slatted panelling with the modular 3D relief wood panel wall of image 3: light warm natural oak, soft muted sandy beige tone, matte finish, no orange, no red, no grey, no dark stain, no gloss. The wall is divided into a clearly visible grid of tall rectangular panel modules with thin straight joint lines running vertically and horizontally — the module grid is distinctly readable. Within each module, a geometric chevron composition combines flat smooth wood-effect sections with finely fluted 3D ribbed inserts — narrow parallel raised ribs running diagonally and vertically inside individual segments, alternating with plain flat segments. Fine, dense, evenly spaced ribbing, genuine three-dimensional relief with real depth and delicate shadow lines, fine natural oak grain across the smooth sections, subtle tonal variation between modules. CRITICAL — SCALE: reproduce exactly the same module size and the same pattern scale as in image 3 — the same column width, the same number of modules across the wall, the same fineness of the chevron elements. Do not enlarge the pattern, do not shrink it. The panelling covers exactly the same wall area as the current panelling — the same width, the same height, the same boundaries, floor to ceiling, ending at the same edges. Do not extend it onto the side walls, do not shrink the clad area. 2. WINDOW NICHE FINISH — as in image 2 The dark reddish-brown glossy wood of the niche frame and lining changes to light natural oak, matte, warm and soft, with fine straight grain — exactly the oak of image 2. Remove the dark walnut tone and the polished lacquer look completely. Geometry unchanged as stated above. Keep the sheer curtain in the niche and the white radiator beneath it in their exact positions and sizes. 3. BUILT-IN JOINERY ON THE RIGHT — as in image 2 The white built-in wardrobe and shelving unit change to the warm greige-beige matte lacquer of image 2: soft, warm, noticeably deeper than the current white, low chroma, no cold grey cast, no brown, no yellow. Keep the joinery exactly as it is: the same door divisions, the same shadow-gap lines, the same handleless fronts, the same open shelf compartments, the same shelf heights, the same depth and the same proportions. Only the colour changes. 4. WALLS AND CEILING — as in image 2 The painted walls change to warm ivory-cream matte paint — light, milky, softly warm, low chroma, no pink, no grey cast. The ceiling is warm ivory-white, clean and smooth, with the existing cove light strip in its exact position. 5. FLOOR — as in image 2 The dark orange-brown glossy wood floor changes to light natural oak: warm light oak, soft muted beige tone, straight fine linear grain, low contrast, matte finish, no gloss, no mirror reflection, no orange, no red, no dark stain. Keep the exact same plank direction, the same plank width and the same laying pattern. 6. SOFA, TEXTILES AND DECOR — as in image 2 The sofa keeps its exact position, size and silhouette, in ivory-cream upholstery. Cushions in the reference palette: one soft muted lilac-mauve velvet cushion, one grey-and-ivory abstract watercolour patterned cushion, and ivory-cream textured cushions. Remove the dusty pink and mauve-brown cushions. Keep the same number of cushions, the same sizes and the same positions. The throw over the sofa arm becomes a soft warm greige-beige knitted throw with a visible fringe, in the same position and drape. Add cushions on the niche sill exactly as in image 2: one soft lilac-mauve velvet cushion and two ivory-cream textured cushions, resting on the existing sill, softly arranged, not crowded — the sill keeps its original depth and does not become a bench. Add a large soft rug on the floor in front of the sofa exactly as in image 2: warm greige-beige, plain, dense woven texture, no pattern, no border, no fringe. Rectangular, laid straight and parallel to the accent wall, with a strip of oak flooring visible along its edges. PRESERVE EVERYTHING ELSE EXACTLY AS IN THE SOURCE IMAGE Keep the wall socket in its exact position. Keep the skirting boards. Do not add artwork, plants, lamps, side tables, decor or any furniture that is not described above. Do not remove anything. LIGHTING Warm soft ambient light at 2700-3000K: the existing cove light strip along the ceiling kept exactly as it is, soft daylight from the window niche on the left, gentle even ambient fill with no dark corners, realistic soft shadows with natural falloff and delicate shadow definition inside the 3D wall relief, balanced exposure, no blown highlights, no cold cast, no added light sources. --no watermark, logo, text, signature, brand mark, software watermark, Homestyler watermark, stamp, caption, changed viewpoint, shifted perspective, changed framing, cropped composition, zoomed in, changed room proportions, changed room width, changed ceiling height, changed layout, changed geometry, deeper niche, deepened reveal, thicker frame, chunky frame, massive wooden beam, wider opening, squarer window, shortened window, raised sill, lowered head, protruding frame box, projecting niche, niche as a box, changed niche proportions, changed niche position, built-in bench, window seat, orange wood, red wood tone, dark wood panelling, walnut panelling, glossy panelling, varnished wood, narrow slat wall, uniform vertical slats, brick texture, flat wall without relief, printed pattern, no 3D depth, missing fluted ribs, missing module grid, no joint lines, oversized pattern, enlarged modules, tiny pattern, changed module scale, wide columns, coarse ribbing, changed accent wall width, accent wall extended onto side walls, white wardrobe, grey wardrobe, brown wardrobe, dark joinery, high-gloss joinery, added handles, visible hardware, changed shelf heights, added shelves, removed shelves, moved joinery, grey walls, pink walls, dark floor, brown floor, orange floor, glossy floor, reflective floor, changed plank direction, herringbone floor, pink cushions, dusty rose cushions, brown cushions, green cushions, added sofa cushions, removed cushions, rearranged cushions, changed sofa shape, changed sofa colour, moved sofa, resized sofa, pink throw, removed throw, patterned rug, fringed rug, bordered rug, dark rug, small rug, round rug, rug covering the whole floor, removed radiator, moved radiator, removed curtain, removed cove light, added ceiling lights, added pendant lights, added artwork, added plants, added lamps, added side table, added decor, people, tilted verticals, converging walls, fisheye distortion, cold blue tones, harsh flash, blown highlights, cartoon, CGI look, blurry textures