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IMAGE 1 = base image to correct. IMAGE 2 = reference for correct geometry, lighting fixtures, color temperature. IMAGE 3 = material texture reference ONLY (oak grain, fluting depth, surface finish). TASK: photorealistic architectural interior photograph. Correct IMAGE 1 using IMAGE 2 as the reference. Do not regenerate the room. === PRESERVE (critical) === - Exact camera position, focal length, framing and perspective of IMAGE 1. - Room geometry, wall positions, window and curtain placement. - Bed position, upholstered headboard shape, quilted bedspread, lilac fringed throw and its exact drape, pillow arrangement (white shams, sage green cushion, lilac cushion, small boucle cushion). - Rug shape, position and proportions. === PANEL SCALE LOCK (highest priority) === - The wooden chevron panel module size must remain EXACTLY as in IMAGE 1 and IMAGE 2: same slat width, same chevron height, same number of vertical strips across the wall, same horizontal seam lines at the same heights. - IMAGE 3 defines ONLY the material: oak grain direction, fine fluting, milled groove depth, matte finish. Its zoom level is NOT the target scale. Do NOT enlarge, stretch, zoom or re-tile the pattern from IMAGE 3. - No change to panel proportions relative to the bed and headboard. === REPLACE === - CEILING: as in IMAGE 2 — flush plaster ceiling with a recessed shadow-gap reveal around the perimeter. The wooden panel stops below the ceiling at the shadow gap line; it does NOT run to the ceiling. Full panel width, clean straight top edge. - BASEBOARD: ivory #EFE6D2, matte, slim profile. One continuous unbroken run along the entire left wall to the corner. No yellow highlight, no interruption, no floating segment. - WALL SCONCES: two identical slim vertical brass tube sconces mounted symmetrically on the wooden wall, exactly as in IMAGE 2 — narrow cylindrical body, warm soft downward-upward glow, subtle light pool on the wood. Remove the deformed folded plate on the left and the striped block on the right. - NIGHTSTANDS: two identical wall-mounted floating nightstands, greige matte lacquer, two drawers, crisp straight edges, clean shadow gap beneath. Both fully separated from the wall visually. No torn or dissolving edges. - DECOR: left nightstand — one matte ceramic vase with a few thin sparse olive branches, modest scale (vase no taller than the nightstand width), plus one small smoked-glass tumbler and a flat book. Right nightstand — small brass bowl on two stacked books. Remove the oversized bushy plant and the blurred cup. - BED CLEANUP: remove all dark ragged edges, cut-out artifacts and compositing seams along the lower edge of the bedspread and around the bed base. Continuous clean fabric and shadow contact with rug. - COLOR GRADE: match IMAGE 2 — cooler, neutral white balance. Left wall in soft lilac-grey. Wood calmer, less orange, natural oak tone. Remove the overall yellow cast of IMAGE 1. - FLOOR: light neutral oak planks, low saturation, no reddish or orange tint. === REALISM === Ultra-realistic interior photography, full-frame camera, 35mm lens, eye-level, natural diffused daylight entering from the right window, soft realistic shadows and contact shadows, accurate fabric weave, subtle wood pore detail, slight depth of field, true-to-life material reflectance. No CGI plastic look, no HDR halos, no oversharpening. === NEGATIVE === distorted lamps, broken baseboard, floating furniture with torn edges, oversized plant, enlarged wood pattern, rescaled panel, changed camera angle, added furniture, text, watermark, warped perspective, orange color cast.