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Photorealistic interior photography of the SAME kitchen wall as in the source image (image 1). Identical camera angle, identical architecture, identical geometry, identical room proportions, identical joinery, identical furniture, identical doors. NOTHING is moved, added, removed, resized or restyled. ONLY TWO FINISHES ARE REPLACED: the backsplash and the wall above the LEFT door become stone tile, and the central diagonal wood-look floor zone changes its colour and texture. CHANGE 1 — STONE TILE: BACKSPLASH + WALL ABOVE THE LEFT DOOR These two surfaces are finished in large-format stone-look porcelain tile matching the reference stone sample (image 3): light cool grey stone, soft cloudy mottled surface, fine white and pale hairline veining, small light mineral speckles and inclusions, subtle natural variation from tile to tile, matte finish, no gloss, no polish, no reflection, no strong contrasting veining, no gold or beige undertone. It covers exactly: — the backsplash area between the countertop and the upper cabinets, keeping the existing tile format, the existing joint lines, the existing joint width and the existing layout precisely as in the source image; — the wall plane on the LEFT side of the frame above and around the left panelled door, continuing the same tile grid across that wall in the same module and the same alignment, with straight unbroken joint lines, no offset, no rotation, no change of tile size. One single tile type, one uniform colour and pattern family across both surfaces — no second tile, no accent tile, no border, no decorative insert. Thin light grey grout, minimal joint width, flush surface, no bevelled edges, no visible metal trims. THE RIGHT SIDE STAYS PAINTED The wall on the right side of the frame — the wall containing the right-hand door and the plane above and around it — remains PAINTED in its existing warm ivory-cream matte paint, completely unchanged. No tile, no cladding, no texture, no colour change on the right wall whatsoever. CHANGE 2 — CENTRAL DIAGONAL FLOOR ZONE ONLY The floor keeps ALL THREE existing materials and all three zones exactly as in the source image — same zone boundaries, same shapes, same widths, same transition lines, same configuration. ONLY the central wood-look zone changes its colour and texture, to match the reference wood sample (image 2): warm light greige-oak, soft muted beige with a faint grey undertone, straight fine linear grain with delicate lighter and darker striations, low contrast, natural matte surface, no orange, no yellow, no red, no dark knots, no heavy grain, no gloss. CRITICAL — KEEP THE EXISTING DIAGONAL LAYOUT: the planks in this zone are laid DIAGONALLY relative to the frame, exactly at the same angle, in the same direction and with the same staggered joint pattern as in the source image. Do not straighten them, do not rotate them, do not change the angle, do not change the plank width or length. Narrow long planks with very thin, barely visible joint lines matching the tile tone. Only the colour and grain texture change. The grey stone zone and the light stone band zone stay completely unchanged in colour, texture, tile format, joint layout and position. Do not touch them. PRESERVE EVERYTHING ELSE EXACTLY AS IN THE SOURCE IMAGE Keep the identical camera angle, viewpoint, framing, perspective and eye level. Keep the exact room proportions, ceiling height, wall planes and corner junctions. Keep the entire kitchen composition exactly: the number, width and height of every upper and lower cabinet, the tall unit on the right, the top row of cabinets, the cabinet above the hob, the shaker frame proportions, the recessed panel depths, the plinth line and all shadow gaps. Keep the warm greige-beige matte lacquer cabinet colour completely unchanged. Keep every matte black bar handle and knob in its exact position, size, shape and finish. Keep the built-in Siemens oven in the exact same position with its identical front and control display. Keep the induction hob, the undermount sink, the chrome pull-out faucet, the light stone countertop with its exact thickness and edge profile, the recessed warm under-cabinet LED strips, the wall sockets and the switch block in their exact positions. Keep BOTH doors — the left panelled door and the right door — with their exact positions, sizes, panel profiles, ivory-cream colour, casings and matte black lever handles. Keep the ceiling clean and unchanged. Do not add any cabinet, shelf or joinery above either door. Do not add or remove anything. LIGHTING Warm ambient light at 2700-3000K exactly as in the source: the warm under-cabinet LED strips, soft ambient fill, gentle warm pool of light on the floor, realistic soft shadows with natural falloff, balanced exposure, no blown highlights, no cold cast, no added light sources. CAMERA Shot on Canon EOS R5, 24mm tilt-shift lens, f/8, 4:3 aspect ratio, vertical lines perfectly straight, eye level, straight-on frontal elevation view, editorial real-estate photography, ultra photorealistic, high dynamic range, fine stone texture, fine wood grain, matte lacquer texture, natural film grain, 8k. --no watermark, logo, text, signature, brand mark, software watermark, stamp, caption, changed camera angle, changed framing, cropped composition, zoomed in, shifted perspective, changed room proportions, changed ceiling height, changed geometry, changed cabinet layout, changed cabinet colour, changed door divisions, changed shaker frame width, added cabinet above the door, added shelves, added niche, added furniture, added decor, added plants, added rugs, moved oven, removed oven, removed hob, removed sink, removed faucet, changed countertop, changed handles, missing handles, gold hardware, brass hardware, chrome handles, changed door colour, changed door position, removed LED strips, added ceiling lights, added pendant lights, tile on the right wall, tiled wall around the right door, changed right wall colour, beige backsplash, warm beige wall tile, white wall tile, marble backsplash, gold veining, heavy contrasting veining, glossy tile, polished tile, mosaic tile, subway tile, small tiles, changed tile format, changed tile joints, offset tile layout, wide grout lines, dark grout, changed floor zone boundaries, changed floor configuration, changed grey stone zone, changed light stone band, single floor material, two floor materials, straight plank layout, planks parallel to the frame, rotated plank direction, changed diagonal angle, herringbone floor, chevron floor, parquet pattern, wide planks, short planks, dark wood floor, orange wood floor, red wood tone, glossy floor, people, tilted verticals, converging walls, fisheye distortion, cold blue tones, harsh flash, blown highlights, cartoon, CGI look, blurry textures