{
  "tool": "built-in image_gen",
  "style": "Современная классика, продолжение серии спальни",
  "source": "Актуальная сохранённая расстановка проекта, 15 предметов; референсы кухни-гостиной сохранены отдельно",
  "outputs": [
    "01-entrance-to-window.png",
    "02-window-to-entrance.png"
  ],
  "prompts": [
    "Use case: sketch-to-render.\nCreate ONE photorealistic architectural interior visualization of the user's exact kitchen-living room.\nInput1 and input2: GEOMETRY references, two opposite cutaway views of the SAME room with current furniture. Input3: STYLE reference only, the already designed bedroom in the same apartment. Do not copy bedroom furniture or balcony architecture into living room.\nRoom: single open rectangular space4.52m east-west by4.77m north-south,21.3sqm combining6sqm kitchen and15.3sqm lounge, no partition between zones. Restore the walls and ceiling hidden by cutaway display.\nExact architecture: only ONE broad2.70m window on SOUTH wall with sill90cm, head240cm. This is a normal window, not a balcony door and not floor-to-ceiling. NO west/east/north windows. Entrance is a125cm doorless opening on NORTH wall near EAST end. Kitchen run against NORTH wall at WEST end, fridge at its EAST end next to entrance. Sofa against WEST wall facing EAST, TV console against EAST wall facing sofa. Dining table centrally north of sofa, two chairs at opposite short ends as shown. Small side table adjacent to sofa north end.\nTHIS photograph: eye-height1.60m, camera at north-east entrance looking SOUTH toward the sole window, slightly southwest, 25-28mm lens, level verticals, landscape16:9. Far wall is south WINDOW wall; sofa is on photograph RIGHT against west wall, TV unit is on photograph LEFT against east wall. Sofa length220cm following model, low oak TV console with a thin black TV above it. Small rectangular oak dining table and exactly TWO matching oak dining chairs should appear in near foreground toward right/centre, in the original footprint; short kitchen/fridge may be mostly behind camera or partly seen on extreme right foreground only, do not relocate them to show everything. No coffee table or island, preserve model's open central floor.\nDesign consistent with bedroom style input3: restrained contemporary modern classic, thin rectangular plaster wall mouldings, muted warm khaki/taupe plaster, ivory trim and slim cornice, natural medium oak straight plank floor. Retain the model's muted slate-blue sofa upholstery, refined comfortable proportions, ivory and olive cushions. Low oak console with fine panel fronts and aged brass details. Kitchen when visible: muted grey-sage shaker base cabinets, light warm ivory stone countertop and simple matching backsplash, tiny aged brass pulls, sink and induction hob integrated within existing short straight run, plain tall ivory refrigerator at its existing end. No added cabinet run, no island or upper cabinet mass. Kitchen tile area confined to north-west zone as model, warm pale limestone look square tile; living floor oak. Window dressed with warm ivory sheers and khaki linen curtains, keep window position and sill visible. Under-sofa/living rug simple oatmeal texture, modest scale. One restrained ivory/espresso drum ceiling fixture coherent with bedroom. Soft natural daylight from south window, balanced3000K warm lamps, realistic corner shadows, materials and human scale, small attainable apartment, editorial interior photography.\nHard constraints: preserve furniture positions, dimensions/proportions and exact openings from model. ONLY ONE WINDOW, NO balcony door, NO side windows, no additional sofa/chairs, no split screen, no text/watermark. Full walls and ceiling, ordinary eye-level photograph, not an overhead dollhouse.",
    "Use case: precise-object-edit. Correct the first interior photo to match the geometry references in images2/3. Keep camera, window, sofa, dining table/chairs, TV, rug, finishes and lighting unchanged. REMOVE the entire refrigerator, sink and kitchen cabinet block visible in the right foreground of image1: it was incorrectly put on the side wall. The kitchen actually runs along the NORTH entrance wall BEHIND this camera and must be out of frame in this entrance-to-window photograph. Replace the removed appliances/cabinets with the continuation of the SAME flat solid khaki WEST wall behind the sofa, thin panel moulding and baseboard in correct perspective. No recess, no new window or door there. Retain dining table in near foreground and exactly two chairs; keep the small pale kitchen floor tile patch near camera as in the model, no cabinets visible. Do not change any other furniture or architecture. ONE single landscape photorealistic image, no text.",
    "Use case: sketch-to-render.\nCreate ONE photorealistic REVERSE photograph of the exact same kitchen-living room as image1. Image1 is the final established materials and furniture style. Images2 and3 are the current 3D model from opposite angles: these CONTROL furniture positions, proportions and architecture. Restore cutaway walls and ceiling.\nCamera is NOW beside the SOUTH window, looking NORTH toward kitchen and entrance at eye-height1.60m, level upright verticals,25-28mm lens, landscape16:9. Window is BEHIND camera, so NO WINDOW visible on the far wall or side walls.\nRoom is a compact rectangular open4.52m east-west by4.77m north-south,21.3square metres, unified living+kitchen, NOT a huge room.\nMandatory layout in this reverse image: NORTH far wall contains short STRAIGHT kitchen counter at its WEST/LEFT end, then tall fridge immediately to its RIGHT, then the open doorway into hall to its RIGHT at the EAST end. All three elements must share the SAME far north wall. Kitchen is approximately1.8m counter plus0.6m fridge. Do not turn kitchen onto west side wall or invent L shape. Entrance is doorless125cm wide210cm tall plain rectangular opening, no extra doorway. WEST side wall is on photograph LEFT, long slate-blue sofa against it facing RIGHT/EAST. EAST side wall on photograph RIGHT has the same low oak TV console and thin black wall TV facing sofa. Dining rectangular oak table with exactly TWO oak chairs centered north of sofa in front of kitchen, same placement as model; two chairs occupy opposite short ends, no other chairs. Small oak side table at sofa's north end. No coffee table, no island, no added furniture.\nDesign exactly matches image1: warm muted khaki plaster with thin rectangular wall panel mouldings, ivory slim cornice/baseboard, medium oak straight plank floor, pale limestone-look square tile ONLY north-west kitchen zone. Slate-blue sofa with cream and olive pillows, oak TV console, oatmeal rug under lounge. One framed neutral landscape painting above sofa on WEST wall. Kitchen base cabinetry muted grey-sage with fine shaker front panels and little brushed aged-brass pulls, warm ivory stone worktop and modest backsplash, functional compact sink with brass faucet plus small black induction hob within that1.8m run; sink and hob are elements of current countertop, not new furniture. Tall plain ivory fridge about60x65x185cm at kitchen's right end. Wall above counter plain warm ivory/khaki with backsplash, no added upper cabinets or shelves. Dining table natural oak, two oak chairs with cream seats, same linen/espresso drum ceiling light as image1. Natural daylight from SOUTH behind camera, warm3000K lamps, physically correct shadows and ambient occlusion showing corners. Calm modern classic contemporary apartment, restrained and realistic.\nConsistency: maintain same sofa, table, TV console, colors, artwork and light fixture as image1, this is reverse view of SAME room, not a mirror or redesign. Keep realistic room scale and model layout. NO windows on north/east/west walls, no balcony, no added doors, no text/watermark/collage, no overhead dollhouse. Single polished architectural photograph."
  ]
}