Same photo, two colour changes only. Everything else pixel-identical — same camera angle, same geometry, same furniture, same joinery, same lighting. CHANGE 1 — the painted walls: repaint all plain painted wall surfaces (the wall behind the artwork and lamp, and the wall on the right around the door) in HEX #E7E2D9 — a very light warm off-white with a faint greige undertone, matte finish. It must read as a PALE, almost white wall, clearly LIGHTER than the beige cabinetry and wardrobe in the scene. Do not make it darker, do not make it taupe, do not match it to the furniture colour. CHANGE 2 — the wood accent wall on the left: change its wood tone to HEX #C9AC80 — warm natural light oak, honey-beige, with visible oak grain, matte natural finish. Keep the identical chevron composition, the same flat and fluted reeded sections, the same panel joints, widths and geometry — only the wood colour and warmth change. Keep the cabinetry, wardrobe, niche with its green back panel and shelf lighting, sofa, cushions, artwork, lamp, door, floor and ceiling exactly as they are. Photorealistic interior photography, identical warm 2700K lighting, soft natural shadows. --no dark walls, taupe walls, grey walls, wall matching the cabinet colour, wall darker than furniture, changed geometry, changed camera angle, changed furniture, changed cabinetry colour, changed floor, changed chevron pattern, changed lighting, cold blue tones, orange oversaturated wood, dark wood, grey wood
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