{
  "tool": "built-in image_gen",
  "style": "Современная классика, палитра 2026",
  "source": "Текущая расстановка из localStorage, 15 предметов в проекте; отдельные референсы спальни",
  "outputs": [
    "01-entrance-to-window.png",
    "02-window-to-entrance.png"
  ],
  "paletteSources": [
    "https://blog.sherwin-williams.com/color/a-year-in-color/color-of-the-year-2026/",
    "https://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/press/benjamin-moore-announces-color-of-the-year-2026"
  ],
  "prompts": [
    "Use case: sketch-to-render.\nCreate ONE photorealistic interior architectural visualization of the exact bedroom from the two supplied 3D model reference images. Image 1 shows the entrance/wardrobe wall from the window side. Image 2 shows the window wall and bed from the entrance side. Both are geometry references of THE SAME room, not style references. Restore the walls and ceiling omitted by cutaway display.\nCamera for this image: standing just inside the entrance in the NORTH-WEST corner, eye height 1.60 m, looking SOUTH slightly east toward the window and bed, realistic 28 mm full-frame lens, level upright verticals, landscape 16:9. This is an eye-level room photograph, not an overhead dollhouse.\nFixed architecture: small rectangular bedroom 3.25 m east-west by 4.00 m north-south, about 13 square metres. South wall has ONE 170 cm wide window with normal sill and ONE adjacent 80 cm balcony door to its WEST. Viewed southward, window is toward LEFT and balcony door to its RIGHT. Both open onto the same narrow glazed loggia; show believable loggia glazing beyond, not a garden directly outside the bedroom. East and west walls have NO windows. North wall entry at western end; wardrobe along eastern part of north wall.\nFixed furniture: reproduce reference layout and proportions. Double bed approximately 160x200, headboard on EAST wall, bed projects WEST into room, two compact nightstands flanking headboard along east wall. From this camera headboard is on LEFT, bed foot extends toward RIGHT/centre. Wardrobe on NORTH wall beside entrance behind camera may be largely out of frame. Do not turn bed to face window. Preserve compact clearances and modest room scale.\nDesign: refined contemporary modern classic, restrained flat rectangular wall mouldings, warm muted khaki/taupe walls inspired by Universal Khaki SW6150, warm ivory ceiling and trim, rich espresso brown accents inspired by Silhouette AF-655, natural medium oak plank floor, upholstered ivory linen headboard within original bed footprint, creamy linen bedding with one muted olive throw, oak nightstands with small brushed aged brass pulls, restrained warm brass bedside lights, ivory and warm khaki full-length curtains framing only the existing south window/door without obscuring their positions. Wardrobe fronts warm ivory fine shaker panels, consistent for reverse image. Slim cornice, subtle warm ceiling fixture, no oversized chandelier. Soft daylight filtered through loggia, warm 3000K practical light, realistic microtexture and ambient occlusion, wall corners clearly legible, luxury editorial interior photography but achievable small apartment.\nConstraints: exactly same architecture and furniture placement as references. No added windows, extra doors, extra beds, desk, chairs, TV, fireplace or enlarged floor plan. No text, watermark, collage or split view. Produce a single polished high-resolution landscape photograph.",
    "Use case: precise-object-edit. Edit this bedroom visualization with ONE targeted correction: remove the wardrobe/cabinet doors and handles currently visible along the extreme RIGHT edge of the image. That is the solid west wall; replace that strip with a plain warm khaki plaster wall with matching subtle panel moulding, physically correct corner and perspective. The wardrobe actually stands on the north entrance wall BEHIND the camera and should not appear in this entrance-to-window view. Preserve everything else exactly: camera framing, bed orientation, both nightstands, materials, colors, ceiling light, window on left and balcony door on right on the far wall, narrow glazed loggia, daylight and curtains. No new objects, windows or doors. One landscape photograph.",
    "Use case: sketch-to-render.\nGenerate ONE photorealistic REVERSE view of the SAME finished bedroom shown in Image 1. Image 1 is the approved design/material/lighting reference. Images 2 and 3 are exact geometry/layout references from the user's current model. They show cutaway walls, which must be restored for an ordinary eye-level interior photograph.\nCamera now stands beside the balcony door at SOUTH-WEST corner, eye height1.60m, looking NORTH slightly east across the bed toward entrance and wardrobe, realistic28mm lens, upright verticals, landscape16:9. Do NOT simply mirror Image1. The south window is now BEHIND the camera and must NOT appear on the north or side walls.\nRoom geometry: compact3.25m east-west by4m north-south. NORTH wall has one entrance door at WEST end (on LEFT of far wall in this reverse photograph), and a large floor-to-ceiling wardrobe to its RIGHT along the remaining EAST portion of the NORTH wall. Wardrobe is about2.2m wide and0.6m deep, matching Image2 model; simple warm ivory shaker panel doors with dark espresso/brushed brass small handles, no mirrors. Show both entrance door and wardrobe on SAME far wall. WEST wall is a solid khaki wall on photograph LEFT, no doors or windows. EAST wall is on photograph RIGHT, bed headboard against it.\nFixed furniture: the double bed headboard remains against EAST wall on RIGHT of this reverse view, its foot projects WEST toward centre/LEFT. Two oak two-drawer nightstands along east wall at either side of headboard, consistent withImage1. Wardrobe remains beside entrance, never move it onto west or east wall. Match compact distances and reference bed footprint. No extra furniture.\nDesign MUST match Image1 precisely: warm khaki/taupe plaster, thin rectangular classic wall mouldings, warm ivory trim and slim cornice, medium oak plank floor, ivory upholstered rounded-corner rectangular headboard, fluffy cream linen duvet with muted olive throw running across foot and matching pillow, bedside oak cabinets with tiny aged-brass pulls and brass dome lamps, subtle ivory/espresso drum ceiling light. Same large neutral landscape framed artwork above the headboard on east wall; it may be partly visible in this angle. Same oatmeal rug under bed. The entrance door is warm ivory with restrained panel moulding and aged brass handle, closed or slightly ajar showing neutral hall only. Diffused daylight comes from BEHIND camera (south balcony glazing), soft warm3000K lamps, physically realistic ambient shadows making all corners legible. Cozy achievable modern classic2026 small apartment, not palace.\nHard constraints: NO window on the far north wall or any side wall in this reverse image; only the north entry plus wardrobe. Do not rotate bed to point toward north, do not relocate furniture, no TV/desk/fireplace/extra chair. Keep same materials and textiles asImage1. Full walls and ceiling, not cutaway, no overhead angle, no collage/text/watermark. One polished high-resolution architectural photograph."
  ]
}