Use the loaded gray clay rendering (photo 1) only as a source of architectural geometry. Preserve the layout, room proportions, shooting angle, perspective, and the design of the ceiling, walls, windows, doors, built‑in furniture, and all architectural elements exactly as they are (photo 1). Do not redesign the room layout or change the geometry. Use the moodboard (photo 2 and more) exclusively as a reference for design. Use the overall concept of the interior, the color palette, materials, textures, furniture, lighting design, decorative elements, atmosphere, and style based on the moodboard. Combine these references into a single, professionally designed interior, rather than copying any single image. Create four completely different design concepts inspired by various combinations of references to the moodboard. Each concept should have its own unique personality while remaining fully consistent with the visual language of the moodboard. Present realistic materials, rich natural textures, multi‑layered lighting, exquisite color harmony, barely noticeable imperfections, believable fabric behavior, realistic wood texture, stone veins, metals, glass, ceramics, and carefully selected decor. Create a premium interior design presentation with realistic global lighting, physically accurate materials, natural shadows, and convincing depth. Preserve the original composition and architecture, completely changing only the interior style. The result should look like a professionally photographed finished interior, not like a 3D rendering.
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