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Photorealistic interior photography of the SAME room as in the source image (image 1). 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 keeps its exact current pattern, but every element becomes HALF AS WIDE. The pattern at present is twice too large. Read the marked reference (image 2): the two red vertical lines mark the two edges of ONE panel tile, 60 cm wide. Between those two lines there are EXACTLY TWO diamond columns. Therefore ONE DIAMOND IS 30 CM WIDE, and each 60 cm tile contains two diamonds. The tile joints fall BETWEEN diamonds, never through the middle of a diamond. Each diamond stays whole and uncut. On this wall, the visible section from the left corner to the wardrobe is 240 cm wide. That is FOUR tiles of 60 cm, giving EIGHT DIAMOND COLUMNS across the visible wall. There are THREE vertical tile joints within the visible wall behind the sofa, spaced 60 cm apart, plus a FOURTH vertical joint exactly where the wardrobe begins on the right. Count them: three joints behind the sofa, one at the wardrobe edge. In height: one full 150 cm tile row above and one cut 140 cm row below, with a single clean horizontal joint running across the wall at 140 cm from the floor, just above the back of the sofa. KEEP THE PATTERN EXACTLY AS IT IS NOW The pattern itself is correct and must be preserved, only at half its current width: — The same tall pointed diamond geometry with internal diagonal lines forming an arrow inside every diamond. — The same deep incised joint lines between elements, clearly visible. — The same greige 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 panelling, with no fading near the ceiling. Reduce proportionally. Do not stretch, do not squash, do not change the shapes. PRESERVE EVERYTHING ELSE EXACTLY AS IN THE SOURCE IMAGE — The sofa keeps its exact position, size, cream upholstery, cushions and the knitted throw over the left arm. — The window seat niche on the left keeps its exact oak frame, proportions, cushions, curtain and the white radiator below. — The wardrobe and open shelving on the right keep their exact position, colour and divisions. — The painted walls keep their exact warm cream colour. — The ceiling, the cove light above the panelling, the wood floor, the rug, the skirting and the socket keep their exact colours and positions. LIGHTING Identical lighting to the source image: same warm cove light above the panelling, same daylight from the window on the left, same soft shadows, same exposure. Do not add or remove light sources. --no four diamonds across, oversized diamonds, wide diamonds, enlarged pattern, joints through the middle of a diamond, cut diamonds, split diamonds, misaligned joints, missing vertical joints, too few joints, too many joints, stretched pattern, squashed pattern, changed shapes, simplified pattern, plain diamonds, missing internal lines, faint joints, smoothed panels, pattern fading at the top, herringbone, vertical slats, changed wall area, panelling on other walls, recoloured sofa, moved sofa, changed cushions, removed throw, moved window seat, recoloured wardrobe, changed shelving, changed wall colour, tinted ceiling, tinted floor, recoloured rug, changed geometry, changed framing, shifted perspective, cropped composition, moved furniture, added decor, added plants, flat even lighting, removed cove light, blown highlights, HDR look, cartoon, CGI look, blurry textures