[
  {
    "id": "01_loft_from_stairs",
    "brief": "View 1: the wider front-left view from the stair side, showing the pitched ceiling, structural returns and dining furniture. Keep the kitchen central and retain the quiet loft atmosphere. Preserve all five bays even where furniture partially overlaps.",
    "prompt": "Use case: sketch-to-render.\nAsset type: photorealistic architectural kitchen visualization, one landscape image, 3:2 aspect ratio, high resolution.\nInput image 1 is the exact 3D geometry and camera reference, created from the supplier offer and the loft plan. Refine this image into a beautiful, restrained Belgian architectural-interior photograph. Preserve the composition, cabinet count, cabinet widths, worktop outline, sink and hob locations, wall returns, roof slope and furniture locations. Do not redesign anything.\nThe kitchen is ONE straight 2850 mm wide, 900 mm deep stainless-steel run, total worktop height approximately 900 mm. Continuous 40 mm thick stainless worktop, 40 mm high thin upstands on the LEFT, BACK AND RIGHT. Precisely FIVE cabinet bays from left to right: 517.5 mm single full-height drawer face; 605 mm black-glass oven with one shallow stainless drawer below; 517.5 mm single full-height drawer face; 605 mm stainless integrated dishwasher face; 605 mm single waste drawer face under sink. The two internal second drawers must NOT appear as external drawer divisions. Subtle dark recessed finger rails. Full-width recessed stainless plinth.\nBlack glass four-zone induction hob directly above the oven in the second bay. One seamlessly welded 500 x 400 x 250 mm rectangular stainless sink with gently rounded internal corners in the FAR RIGHT bay; curved slender stainless mixer behind the sink. No projecting sink rim, no drainboard.\nMaterials: satin AISI 304 K320 silver stainless cabinet fronts with very fine directional brushing, worktop softly cloudy non-directional brushed silver steel. Realistic metal gradients, muted reflections, crisp delicate highlights, visible tiny brushed texture; neutral SILVER, not cream paint, not bronze or gold. Deep black oven and hob glass. Natural light oak parquet in staggered straight planks, NOT herringbone. Matte WHITE walls and white pitched ceiling. Where present, retain the simple light oak dining table and six simple oak chairs with woven seats, exactly as reference.\nLighting: elegant soft natural daylight entering from the loft gable windows outside the composition, controlled photographic contrast, gently directional light, realistic contact shadows, warm wood and cool restrained metal, tactile material detail. Refined real-estate editorial photography, understated and believable. Preserve white walls, neither beige nor grey painted walls.\nDo not add cabinets, an island, shelves, extractor hood, decorations, plants, pendant lights, appliances, windows, outlets, art, or extra doorways. No people, logos, labels, text, collage, watermarks. No extreme wide-angle distortion. Clean any reference rendering artifacts but preserve all actual architectural and kitchen geometry.\nView 1: the wider front-left view from the stair side, showing the pitched ceiling, structural returns and dining furniture. Keep the kitchen central and retain the quiet loft atmosphere. Preserve all five bays even where furniture partially overlaps."
  },
  {
    "id": "02_kitchen_front",
    "brief": "View 2: an unobstructed, beautifully balanced straight-on full-width kitchen study. Preserve the front-on reference framing with visible worktop, all five bays, oven, right-hand sink, tap, and both white structural returns. Remove the tiny black clipped foreground artifacts at the very bottom of the reference; show only clean oak parquet there. No furniture in this close front view.",
    "prompt": "Use case: sketch-to-render.\nAsset type: photorealistic architectural kitchen visualization, one landscape image, 3:2 aspect ratio, high resolution.\nInput image 1 is the exact 3D geometry and camera reference, created from the supplier offer and the loft plan. Refine this image into a beautiful, restrained Belgian architectural-interior photograph. Preserve the composition, cabinet count, cabinet widths, worktop outline, sink and hob locations, wall returns, roof slope and furniture locations. Do not redesign anything.\nThe kitchen is ONE straight 2850 mm wide, 900 mm deep stainless-steel run, total worktop height approximately 900 mm. Continuous 40 mm thick stainless worktop, 40 mm high thin upstands on the LEFT, BACK AND RIGHT. Precisely FIVE cabinet bays from left to right: 517.5 mm single full-height drawer face; 605 mm black-glass oven with one shallow stainless drawer below; 517.5 mm single full-height drawer face; 605 mm stainless integrated dishwasher face; 605 mm single waste drawer face under sink. The two internal second drawers must NOT appear as external drawer divisions. Subtle dark recessed finger rails. Full-width recessed stainless plinth.\nBlack glass four-zone induction hob directly above the oven in the second bay. One seamlessly welded 500 x 400 x 250 mm rectangular stainless sink with gently rounded internal corners in the FAR RIGHT bay; curved slender stainless mixer behind the sink. No projecting sink rim, no drainboard.\nMaterials: satin AISI 304 K320 silver stainless cabinet fronts with very fine directional brushing, worktop softly cloudy non-directional brushed silver steel. Realistic metal gradients, muted reflections, crisp delicate highlights, visible tiny brushed texture; neutral SILVER, not cream paint, not bronze or gold. Deep black oven and hob glass. Natural light oak parquet in staggered straight planks, NOT herringbone. Matte WHITE walls and white pitched ceiling. Where present, retain the simple light oak dining table and six simple oak chairs with woven seats, exactly as reference.\nLighting: elegant soft natural daylight entering from the loft gable windows outside the composition, controlled photographic contrast, gently directional light, realistic contact shadows, warm wood and cool restrained metal, tactile material detail. Refined real-estate editorial photography, understated and believable. Preserve white walls, neither beige nor grey painted walls.\nDo not add cabinets, an island, shelves, extractor hood, decorations, plants, pendant lights, appliances, windows, outlets, art, or extra doorways. No people, logos, labels, text, collage, watermarks. No extreme wide-angle distortion. Clean any reference rendering artifacts but preserve all actual architectural and kitchen geometry.\nView 2: an unobstructed, beautifully balanced straight-on full-width kitchen study. Preserve the front-on reference framing with visible worktop, all five bays, oven, right-hand sink, tap, and both white structural returns. Remove the tiny black clipped foreground artifacts at the very bottom of the reference; show only clean oak parquet there. No furniture in this close front view."
  },
  {
    "id": "03_sink_end",
    "brief": "View 3: the front-right oblique angle looking from the sink end toward the hob and oven. Keep the entire tap and sink visible, keep both white returns, preserve the dining chair backs in the foreground as shown, and emphasize the finely brushed steel and practical length of the worktop.",
    "prompt": "Use case: sketch-to-render.\nAsset type: photorealistic architectural kitchen visualization, one landscape image, 3:2 aspect ratio, high resolution.\nInput image 1 is the exact 3D geometry and camera reference, created from the supplier offer and the loft plan. Refine this image into a beautiful, restrained Belgian architectural-interior photograph. Preserve the composition, cabinet count, cabinet widths, worktop outline, sink and hob locations, wall returns, roof slope and furniture locations. Do not redesign anything.\nThe kitchen is ONE straight 2850 mm wide, 900 mm deep stainless-steel run, total worktop height approximately 900 mm. Continuous 40 mm thick stainless worktop, 40 mm high thin upstands on the LEFT, BACK AND RIGHT. Precisely FIVE cabinet bays from left to right: 517.5 mm single full-height drawer face; 605 mm black-glass oven with one shallow stainless drawer below; 517.5 mm single full-height drawer face; 605 mm stainless integrated dishwasher face; 605 mm single waste drawer face under sink. The two internal second drawers must NOT appear as external drawer divisions. Subtle dark recessed finger rails. Full-width recessed stainless plinth.\nBlack glass four-zone induction hob directly above the oven in the second bay. One seamlessly welded 500 x 400 x 250 mm rectangular stainless sink with gently rounded internal corners in the FAR RIGHT bay; curved slender stainless mixer behind the sink. No projecting sink rim, no drainboard.\nMaterials: satin AISI 304 K320 silver stainless cabinet fronts with very fine directional brushing, worktop softly cloudy non-directional brushed silver steel. Realistic metal gradients, muted reflections, crisp delicate highlights, visible tiny brushed texture; neutral SILVER, not cream paint, not bronze or gold. Deep black oven and hob glass. Natural light oak parquet in staggered straight planks, NOT herringbone. Matte WHITE walls and white pitched ceiling. Where present, retain the simple light oak dining table and six simple oak chairs with woven seats, exactly as reference.\nLighting: elegant soft natural daylight entering from the loft gable windows outside the composition, controlled photographic contrast, gently directional light, realistic contact shadows, warm wood and cool restrained metal, tactile material detail. Refined real-estate editorial photography, understated and believable. Preserve white walls, neither beige nor grey painted walls.\nDo not add cabinets, an island, shelves, extractor hood, decorations, plants, pendant lights, appliances, windows, outlets, art, or extra doorways. No people, logos, labels, text, collage, watermarks. No extreme wide-angle distortion. Clean any reference rendering artifacts but preserve all actual architectural and kitchen geometry.\nView 3: the front-right oblique angle looking from the sink end toward the hob and oven. Keep the entire tap and sink visible, keep both white returns, preserve the dining chair backs in the foreground as shown, and emphasize the finely brushed steel and practical length of the worktop."
  },
  {
    "id": "04_worktop_overview",
    "brief": "View 4: elevated three-quarter view looking down into the worktop. Preserve the complete countertop perimeter and clear hob-left/sink-right relationship, broad uninterrupted preparation space, all three upstands and the welded bowl. Preserve the right bay directly under the sink. Show the depth of the bowl convincingly. Exact camera and geometry of the reference.",
    "prompt": "Use case: sketch-to-render.\nAsset type: photorealistic architectural kitchen visualization, one landscape image, 3:2 aspect ratio, high resolution.\nInput image 1 is the exact 3D geometry and camera reference, created from the supplier offer and the loft plan. Refine this image into a beautiful, restrained Belgian architectural-interior photograph. Preserve the composition, cabinet count, cabinet widths, worktop outline, sink and hob locations, wall returns, roof slope and furniture locations. Do not redesign anything.\nThe kitchen is ONE straight 2850 mm wide, 900 mm deep stainless-steel run, total worktop height approximately 900 mm. Continuous 40 mm thick stainless worktop, 40 mm high thin upstands on the LEFT, BACK AND RIGHT. Precisely FIVE cabinet bays from left to right: 517.5 mm single full-height drawer face; 605 mm black-glass oven with one shallow stainless drawer below; 517.5 mm single full-height drawer face; 605 mm stainless integrated dishwasher face; 605 mm single waste drawer face under sink. The two internal second drawers must NOT appear as external drawer divisions. Subtle dark recessed finger rails. Full-width recessed stainless plinth.\nBlack glass four-zone induction hob directly above the oven in the second bay. One seamlessly welded 500 x 400 x 250 mm rectangular stainless sink with gently rounded internal corners in the FAR RIGHT bay; curved slender stainless mixer behind the sink. No projecting sink rim, no drainboard.\nMaterials: satin AISI 304 K320 silver stainless cabinet fronts with very fine directional brushing, worktop softly cloudy non-directional brushed silver steel. Realistic metal gradients, muted reflections, crisp delicate highlights, visible tiny brushed texture; neutral SILVER, not cream paint, not bronze or gold. Deep black oven and hob glass. Natural light oak parquet in staggered straight planks, NOT herringbone. Matte WHITE walls and white pitched ceiling. Where present, retain the simple light oak dining table and six simple oak chairs with woven seats, exactly as reference.\nLighting: elegant soft natural daylight entering from the loft gable windows outside the composition, controlled photographic contrast, gently directional light, realistic contact shadows, warm wood and cool restrained metal, tactile material detail. Refined real-estate editorial photography, understated and believable. Preserve white walls, neither beige nor grey painted walls.\nDo not add cabinets, an island, shelves, extractor hood, decorations, plants, pendant lights, appliances, windows, outlets, art, or extra doorways. No people, logos, labels, text, collage, watermarks. No extreme wide-angle distortion. Clean any reference rendering artifacts but preserve all actual architectural and kitchen geometry.\nView 4: elevated three-quarter view looking down into the worktop. Preserve the complete countertop perimeter and clear hob-left/sink-right relationship, broad uninterrupted preparation space, all three upstands and the welded bowl. Preserve the right bay directly under the sink. Show the depth of the bowl convincingly. Exact camera and geometry of the reference."
  }
]