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Create an ultra-realistic architectural interior visualization based STRICTLY on the uploaded floor plan from image 1. PRIMARY RULE (HIGHEST PRIORITY): Preserve the exact floor plan geometry from image 1 with absolute precision. MANDATORY CONSTRAINTS: DO NOT move, resize, rotate, remove, add, merge, split, or reinterpret any walls DO NOT change room positions DO NOT swap rooms DO NOT alter proportions DO NOT modify window or door placement DO NOT combine separate rooms DO NOT redesign architectural layout Keep all walls, openings, boundaries, dimensions and circulation paths EXACTLY as shown in image 1 The output must be a direct furnished visualization of the existing floor plan only. Camera: top-down orthographic/isometric floor plan render strict architectural dollhouse perspective full apartment visible no cinematic angles no perspective distortion Room assignment must follow labels from the original plan EXACTLY: Living room low modular sofa dark wood coffee table minimal textured rug soft indirect lighting plants Kitchen located ONLY in the room marked as kitchen modern dark kitchen island dining table for 2–4 people Bedroom located ONLY in the room marked as bedroom platform bed stone headboard wall linen textures warm soft lighting Bathroom located ONLY in bathroom area dark porcelain stone wood details matte smoked glass Style reference: match the aesthetic, material palette, atmosphere and detailing from reference images 2,3,4,5 Materials: dark natural wood linen stone microcement matte concrete muted luxury minimalist interior Lighting: soft realistic daylight global illumination natural shadows Rendering: ultra-detailed photorealistic 3D architectural visualization 4K high texture fidelity FINAL VALIDATION BEFORE GENERATING: Compare output to image 1 and reject any generation where layout differs even slightly. NEGATIVE PROMPT: layout redesign, altered walls, changed floorplan, merged rooms, moved doors, moved windows, different proportions, expanded spaces, open-concept conversion, extra rooms, missing walls, architectural reinterpretation