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Photorealistic interior photography of the SAME bedroom as in the source image. Identical viewpoint, identical perspective, identical camera height, identical framing, identical room geometry and identical architecture. ONLY the scale of the wall panelling changes. NOTHING is moved, resized, added or removed. PANEL SCALE — THE ONLY CHANGE The panelling on the wall behind the bed keeps its exact current pattern, but the elements become LARGER. Each element measures 60 cm wide by 150 cm tall on a wall 335 cm wide and 290 cm high. This gives between FIVE and SIX columns of panels across the full width of the wall — noticeably fewer and wider columns than at present. In height: one full row of 150 cm above and one shorter cut row of 140 cm below, with a single clean horizontal joint running across the wall at 140 cm from the floor, just above the top of the headboard. Enlarge the pattern proportionally. Do not stretch it, do not squash it, do not change the shapes. KEEP THE PATTERN EXACTLY AS IT IS NOW The current pattern is correct and must be preserved in every detail, only at a larger size: — The same arrow and chevron geometry, with smooth wood sections alternating with finely fluted sections of dense parallel grooves. — The fluting stays dense, crisp and clearly legible — the same fine groove spacing relative to each element as now. — The same deep incised joint lines between elements, clearly visible across the whole wall. — The same warm mid-tone oak, the same grain, the same matte finish, the same subtle variation between elements. — The pattern stays equally sharp from the floor to the top of the wall, with no fading or softening near the ceiling. PRESERVE EVERYTHING ELSE EXACTLY AS IN THE SOURCE IMAGE — The bed keeps its exact position, size, upholstered headboard, quilted bedspread, lilac throw and all cushions. — The two vertical brass sconces keep their exact position, height, size, shape, finish and warm glow, symmetrical about the bed. — The two floating nightstands keep their exact position, size and greige finish, with the vase and branches on the left and the small objects on the right. — The lilac painted walls, the curtains, the sheer, the ceiling, the wood floor, the rug and the skirting keep their exact colours and positions. LIGHTING Identical lighting to the source image: same warm glow from both sconces washing the panelling, same daylight from the window on the right, same soft shadows, same exposure. The relief catches this light with gentle highlights on the raised faces and fine shadow lines in the grooves. Do not add or remove light sources. --no small busy pattern, too many columns, narrow elements, shrunken pattern, stretched pattern, squashed pattern, changed shapes, simplified pattern, missing fluting, smoothed panels, plain panels, faint joints, invisible joints, pattern fading at the top, herringbone, diamond pattern, vertical slats only, changed wall area, panelling on other walls, greyer wood, darker wood, orange wood, glossy wood, moved bed, resized bed, changed headboard, changed bedding colours, moved sconces, asymmetrical sconces, moved nightstands, changed wall colour, recoloured curtains, tinted ceiling, tinted floor, recoloured rug, changed geometry, changed framing, shifted perspective, cropped composition, added decor, added plants, changed lighting, added light sources, blown highlights, HDR look, cartoon, CGI look, blurry textures