ReRoom

Hyper-realistic architectural interior photography refinement based strictly on the reference image. Absolute preservation: Architecture, geometry, layout, camera position, perspective, furniture placement, materials, colors, textures, scale, and finishes remain completely unchanged. No redesign, no reinterpretation, no creative alteration. Photographic intent: The image should appear as a professionally shot full-frame architectural photograph, refined only through realistic post-production — not re-rendered. Post-production look: Subtle natural lens vignette, gently darkening the outer edges of the frame while fully preserving detail, contrast, and color in the center. Shadows remain open, blacks are not crushed, highlights are controlled. Lighting: Physically accurate natural sunlight remains clearly visible, grazing the floor and kitchen island with soft, realistic falloff. Sun patches and reflections stay intact and readable. Warm interior lighting supports depth without overpowering daylight. Floor (REFERENCE-LOCKED): Floor surface remains identical to the reference image in shape, pattern, scale, color, texture, and level of sheen. No recoloring, no texture replacement, no gloss change. Realism enhanced only through micro-detail visibility and correct light response. Wood / Veneer: Natural American walnut veneer (Juglans nigra), preserving original tone and darkness. Deep, organic, non-repeating grain, visible pores, fibers, subtle veneer seams. Satin-to-matte finish with realistic light absorption. Materials: Stone appears heavy and tactile with micro-porosity visible only where light grazes. Fabrics show realistic fiber density, natural creasing, and gentle compression. Glass and metal remain subdued with restrained, physically correct reflections. Woman (editorial realism): Blonde woman, barefoot, relaxed stance, wearing a beige outfit (sand / cream / warm taupe). Correct human scale. Lighting fully consistent with environment. Subtle contact shadows anchor her naturally to the floor. Skin shows natural imperfections and soft subsurface scattering. Hair has fine strands and realistic highlights. Fabric behaves naturally with gravity and folds. Final result: Extreme detail, hyper-realistic material definition, editorial architectural photography quality. Indistinguishable from a real photograph retouched in Lightroom or Capture One. No CGI look, no stylization, no cinematic exaggeration.