[
  {
    "id": "01_south_lounge",
    "sofa": true,
    "brief": "South lounge overview. Retain all three lower south gable window openings and the one upper square window, the white pitched roof, rust TEDDY beneath the central lower window, warm ivory rug, round low oak coffee table in foreground and the two-position oak desk along the LEFT side in this camera. Keep the sofa in this exact position and scale. Retain the large quiet white surfaces and lofty volume.",
    "prompt": "Use case: sketch-to-render.\nAsset type: one high-quality landscape 3:2 architectural visualization.\nInput image 1 is an exact Blender model camera view of the user's real loft floor plan. Treat its camera, architecture, room proportions, furniture positions and openings as strict geometry. Refine its realism and material detail; do not redesign or move the furniture.\nCreate a beautiful, believable Belgian loft interior photograph: matte WHITE plaster walls and white pitched ceilings, natural warm oak parquet in staggered straight planks, subtle grain and joints, soft directional daylight from the existing gable windows, realistic contact shadows and balanced photographic highlights. Restrained contemporary furniture, oak and linen with stainless and chrome. White walls must remain white. Keep the roof pitch, piers, window count and layout exactly as reference.\nClean the plastic appearance and any tiny rendering artifacts: subtle fabric folds, real oak grain, glass reflections and tactile plaster, physically plausible light. Keep the reference composition and proportions. Through existing windows show soft bright overcast daylight with only indistinct distant sky; do not invent prominent landmarks. No new windows, doors, curtains, skylights, pendant lights, art, plants, decorations, cabinetry, furniture, extra rooms, people, logos, captions or watermarks. Avoid extreme perspective distortion.\nThe single stainless kitchen is in the MIDDLE section. The one rust sofa is only in the SOUTH section. The bed and dressing are in the NORTH section. Never add a second sofa or relocate the sofa into the kitchen/dining area.\nWhere the sofa is visible, it is the original OMHU TEDDY, exactly 200 cm wide x 100 cm deep x 70 cm high, 34 cm seat height: TWO flat stacked mattress cushions directly on the floor, TWO plump continuous L-shaped corner cushions forming the back and both arms, and slender shiny chrome external supporting hoops. Its fabric is substantial RUST-RED corduroy, burnt terracotta with red-brown depth, not pink, coral, bright orange or beige. Input image 2, when supplied, is the official product-photo reference for this sofa's precise silhouette, colour and ribbed fabric ONLY; the interior and sofa placement must follow image 1.\nAll final images in this set should share the same quiet warm daylight, white-and-oak palette, rich rust accent and refined editorial photography.\nView instruction: South lounge overview. Retain all three lower south gable window openings and the one upper square window, the white pitched roof, rust TEDDY beneath the central lower window, warm ivory rug, round low oak coffee table in foreground and the two-position oak desk along the LEFT side in this camera. Keep the sofa in this exact position and scale. Retain the large quiet white surfaces and lofty volume."
  },
  {
    "id": "02_omhu_rust_sofa",
    "sofa": true,
    "brief": "Intimate three-quarter detail of the original OMHU TEDDY in Rust. Match the official product photo's real colour, broad corduroy ribs, soft seams, mattress stack and two corner back/arm cushions, while keeping the perspective and position of the 3D reference. Include the visible chrome side hoop exactly as reference. Preserve the windows, tiny portion of workspace and rug. Do not change this into a generic sofa.",
    "prompt": "Use case: sketch-to-render.\nAsset type: one high-quality landscape 3:2 architectural visualization.\nInput image 1 is an exact Blender model camera view of the user's real loft floor plan. Treat its camera, architecture, room proportions, furniture positions and openings as strict geometry. Refine its realism and material detail; do not redesign or move the furniture.\nCreate a beautiful, believable Belgian loft interior photograph: matte WHITE plaster walls and white pitched ceilings, natural warm oak parquet in staggered straight planks, subtle grain and joints, soft directional daylight from the existing gable windows, realistic contact shadows and balanced photographic highlights. Restrained contemporary furniture, oak and linen with stainless and chrome. White walls must remain white. Keep the roof pitch, piers, window count and layout exactly as reference.\nClean the plastic appearance and any tiny rendering artifacts: subtle fabric folds, real oak grain, glass reflections and tactile plaster, physically plausible light. Keep the reference composition and proportions. Through existing windows show soft bright overcast daylight with only indistinct distant sky; do not invent prominent landmarks. No new windows, doors, curtains, skylights, pendant lights, art, plants, decorations, cabinetry, furniture, extra rooms, people, logos, captions or watermarks. Avoid extreme perspective distortion.\nThe single stainless kitchen is in the MIDDLE section. The one rust sofa is only in the SOUTH section. The bed and dressing are in the NORTH section. Never add a second sofa or relocate the sofa into the kitchen/dining area.\nWhere the sofa is visible, it is the original OMHU TEDDY, exactly 200 cm wide x 100 cm deep x 70 cm high, 34 cm seat height: TWO flat stacked mattress cushions directly on the floor, TWO plump continuous L-shaped corner cushions forming the back and both arms, and slender shiny chrome external supporting hoops. Its fabric is substantial RUST-RED corduroy, burnt terracotta with red-brown depth, not pink, coral, bright orange or beige. Input image 2, when supplied, is the official product-photo reference for this sofa's precise silhouette, colour and ribbed fabric ONLY; the interior and sofa placement must follow image 1.\nAll final images in this set should share the same quiet warm daylight, white-and-oak palette, rich rust accent and refined editorial photography.\nView instruction: Intimate three-quarter detail of the original OMHU TEDDY in Rust. Match the official product photo's real colour, broad corduroy ribs, soft seams, mattress stack and two corner back/arm cushions, while keeping the perspective and position of the 3D reference. Include the visible chrome side hoop exactly as reference. Preserve the windows, tiny portion of workspace and rug. Do not change this into a generic sofa."
  },
  {
    "id": "03_loft_toward_bedroom",
    "sofa": false,
    "brief": "Wide view from the south looking through the open loft toward the north bedroom. Retain the kitchen along the LEFT, six-seat oak dining table in the middle-left, low white cupboards with oak top on RIGHT, oak platform bed in the far north-right and the tall oak headboard/dressing partition behind it. Exactly two north gable windows. Maintain all piers and pitched ceiling. NO SOFA in this image: the actual sofa is behind the camera in the south bay. The kitchen is satin brushed silver stainless with black oven and hob; all white furniture stays white.",
    "prompt": "Use case: sketch-to-render.\nAsset type: one high-quality landscape 3:2 architectural visualization.\nInput image 1 is an exact Blender model camera view of the user's real loft floor plan. Treat its camera, architecture, room proportions, furniture positions and openings as strict geometry. Refine its realism and material detail; do not redesign or move the furniture.\nCreate a beautiful, believable Belgian loft interior photograph: matte WHITE plaster walls and white pitched ceilings, natural warm oak parquet in staggered straight planks, subtle grain and joints, soft directional daylight from the existing gable windows, realistic contact shadows and balanced photographic highlights. Restrained contemporary furniture, oak and linen with stainless and chrome. White walls must remain white. Keep the roof pitch, piers, window count and layout exactly as reference.\nClean the plastic appearance and any tiny rendering artifacts: subtle fabric folds, real oak grain, glass reflections and tactile plaster, physically plausible light. Keep the reference composition and proportions. Through existing windows show soft bright overcast daylight with only indistinct distant sky; do not invent prominent landmarks. No new windows, doors, curtains, skylights, pendant lights, art, plants, decorations, cabinetry, furniture, extra rooms, people, logos, captions or watermarks. Avoid extreme perspective distortion.\nThe single stainless kitchen is in the MIDDLE section. The one rust sofa is only in the SOUTH section. The bed and dressing are in the NORTH section. Never add a second sofa or relocate the sofa into the kitchen/dining area.\nWhere the sofa is visible, it is the original OMHU TEDDY, exactly 200 cm wide x 100 cm deep x 70 cm high, 34 cm seat height: TWO flat stacked mattress cushions directly on the floor, TWO plump continuous L-shaped corner cushions forming the back and both arms, and slender shiny chrome external supporting hoops. Its fabric is substantial RUST-RED corduroy, burnt terracotta with red-brown depth, not pink, coral, bright orange or beige. Input image 2, when supplied, is the official product-photo reference for this sofa's precise silhouette, colour and ribbed fabric ONLY; the interior and sofa placement must follow image 1.\nAll final images in this set should share the same quiet warm daylight, white-and-oak palette, rich rust accent and refined editorial photography.\nView instruction: Wide view from the south looking through the open loft toward the north bedroom. Retain the kitchen along the LEFT, six-seat oak dining table in the middle-left, low white cupboards with oak top on RIGHT, oak platform bed in the far north-right and the tall oak headboard/dressing partition behind it. Exactly two north gable windows. Maintain all piers and pitched ceiling. NO SOFA in this image: the actual sofa is behind the camera in the south bay. The kitchen is satin brushed silver stainless with black oven and hob; all white furniture stays white."
  },
  {
    "id": "04_bedroom",
    "sofa": false,
    "brief": "North bedroom view. Maintain the bed orientation, tall flat natural-oak headboard/storage divider, two small bedside shelves, two modest dark reading lights mounted to the headboard, white linen bedding with a folded flax throw, north gable window and white side piers. Improve the bed into believable tailored linen with gentle folds and soft pillows. Do not add a rug, extra walls, artwork, curtains, pendant lights or another wardrobe. The dressing aisle is behind the existing headboard.",
    "prompt": "Use case: sketch-to-render.\nAsset type: one high-quality landscape 3:2 architectural visualization.\nInput image 1 is an exact Blender model camera view of the user's real loft floor plan. Treat its camera, architecture, room proportions, furniture positions and openings as strict geometry. Refine its realism and material detail; do not redesign or move the furniture.\nCreate a beautiful, believable Belgian loft interior photograph: matte WHITE plaster walls and white pitched ceilings, natural warm oak parquet in staggered straight planks, subtle grain and joints, soft directional daylight from the existing gable windows, realistic contact shadows and balanced photographic highlights. Restrained contemporary furniture, oak and linen with stainless and chrome. White walls must remain white. Keep the roof pitch, piers, window count and layout exactly as reference.\nClean the plastic appearance and any tiny rendering artifacts: subtle fabric folds, real oak grain, glass reflections and tactile plaster, physically plausible light. Keep the reference composition and proportions. Through existing windows show soft bright overcast daylight with only indistinct distant sky; do not invent prominent landmarks. No new windows, doors, curtains, skylights, pendant lights, art, plants, decorations, cabinetry, furniture, extra rooms, people, logos, captions or watermarks. Avoid extreme perspective distortion.\nThe single stainless kitchen is in the MIDDLE section. The one rust sofa is only in the SOUTH section. The bed and dressing are in the NORTH section. Never add a second sofa or relocate the sofa into the kitchen/dining area.\nWhere the sofa is visible, it is the original OMHU TEDDY, exactly 200 cm wide x 100 cm deep x 70 cm high, 34 cm seat height: TWO flat stacked mattress cushions directly on the floor, TWO plump continuous L-shaped corner cushions forming the back and both arms, and slender shiny chrome external supporting hoops. Its fabric is substantial RUST-RED corduroy, burnt terracotta with red-brown depth, not pink, coral, bright orange or beige. Input image 2, when supplied, is the official product-photo reference for this sofa's precise silhouette, colour and ribbed fabric ONLY; the interior and sofa placement must follow image 1.\nAll final images in this set should share the same quiet warm daylight, white-and-oak palette, rich rust accent and refined editorial photography.\nView instruction: North bedroom view. Maintain the bed orientation, tall flat natural-oak headboard/storage divider, two small bedside shelves, two modest dark reading lights mounted to the headboard, white linen bedding with a folded flax throw, north gable window and white side piers. Improve the bed into believable tailored linen with gentle folds and soft pillows. Do not add a rug, extra walls, artwork, curtains, pendant lights or another wardrobe. The dressing aisle is behind the existing headboard."
  },
  {
    "id": "05_south_workspace",
    "sofa": false,
    "brief": "South workspace close view: keep the slender wall-length light oak desk, two charcoal upholstered task chairs with metal star bases, ONE dark monitor, keyboard and closed pale notebook. Preserve the south gable window at the RIGHT of this view and the white wall behind the desk. A subtle warm LED runs below the desk. No second monitor, no extra computer, shelves or desk clutter. Refined daylight, precise fine oak grain.",
    "prompt": "Use case: sketch-to-render.\nAsset type: one high-quality landscape 3:2 architectural visualization.\nInput image 1 is an exact Blender model camera view of the user's real loft floor plan. Treat its camera, architecture, room proportions, furniture positions and openings as strict geometry. Refine its realism and material detail; do not redesign or move the furniture.\nCreate a beautiful, believable Belgian loft interior photograph: matte WHITE plaster walls and white pitched ceilings, natural warm oak parquet in staggered straight planks, subtle grain and joints, soft directional daylight from the existing gable windows, realistic contact shadows and balanced photographic highlights. Restrained contemporary furniture, oak and linen with stainless and chrome. White walls must remain white. Keep the roof pitch, piers, window count and layout exactly as reference.\nClean the plastic appearance and any tiny rendering artifacts: subtle fabric folds, real oak grain, glass reflections and tactile plaster, physically plausible light. Keep the reference composition and proportions. Through existing windows show soft bright overcast daylight with only indistinct distant sky; do not invent prominent landmarks. No new windows, doors, curtains, skylights, pendant lights, art, plants, decorations, cabinetry, furniture, extra rooms, people, logos, captions or watermarks. Avoid extreme perspective distortion.\nThe single stainless kitchen is in the MIDDLE section. The one rust sofa is only in the SOUTH section. The bed and dressing are in the NORTH section. Never add a second sofa or relocate the sofa into the kitchen/dining area.\nWhere the sofa is visible, it is the original OMHU TEDDY, exactly 200 cm wide x 100 cm deep x 70 cm high, 34 cm seat height: TWO flat stacked mattress cushions directly on the floor, TWO plump continuous L-shaped corner cushions forming the back and both arms, and slender shiny chrome external supporting hoops. Its fabric is substantial RUST-RED corduroy, burnt terracotta with red-brown depth, not pink, coral, bright orange or beige. Input image 2, when supplied, is the official product-photo reference for this sofa's precise silhouette, colour and ribbed fabric ONLY; the interior and sofa placement must follow image 1.\nAll final images in this set should share the same quiet warm daylight, white-and-oak palette, rich rust accent and refined editorial photography.\nView instruction: South workspace close view: keep the slender wall-length light oak desk, two charcoal upholstered task chairs with metal star bases, ONE dark monitor, keyboard and closed pale notebook. Preserve the south gable window at the RIGHT of this view and the white wall behind the desk. A subtle warm LED runs below the desk. No second monitor, no extra computer, shelves or desk clutter. Refined daylight, precise fine oak grain."
  },
  {
    "id": "06_bathroom",
    "sofa": false,
    "brief": "The bathroom is genuinely narrow, 800 mm clear width: preserve this compactness. Keep the small oak vanity and white recessed basin at LEFT foreground, mirror on LEFT wall, glass shower screen across the end, pale shower tray with linear drain and chrome rain-shower fittings beyond. The open doorway to the loft is at RIGHT. Do not widen the room. The bright ceiling rectangle is a diffused LED ceiling light, NOT a skylight or window; preserve the closed white ceiling. No added bathtub, second basin, window or new fixtures.",
    "prompt": "Use case: sketch-to-render.\nAsset type: one high-quality landscape 3:2 architectural visualization.\nInput image 1 is an exact Blender model camera view of the user's real loft floor plan. Treat its camera, architecture, room proportions, furniture positions and openings as strict geometry. Refine its realism and material detail; do not redesign or move the furniture.\nCreate a beautiful, believable Belgian loft interior photograph: matte WHITE plaster walls and white pitched ceilings, natural warm oak parquet in staggered straight planks, subtle grain and joints, soft directional daylight from the existing gable windows, realistic contact shadows and balanced photographic highlights. Restrained contemporary furniture, oak and linen with stainless and chrome. White walls must remain white. Keep the roof pitch, piers, window count and layout exactly as reference.\nClean the plastic appearance and any tiny rendering artifacts: subtle fabric folds, real oak grain, glass reflections and tactile plaster, physically plausible light. Keep the reference composition and proportions. Through existing windows show soft bright overcast daylight with only indistinct distant sky; do not invent prominent landmarks. No new windows, doors, curtains, skylights, pendant lights, art, plants, decorations, cabinetry, furniture, extra rooms, people, logos, captions or watermarks. Avoid extreme perspective distortion.\nThe single stainless kitchen is in the MIDDLE section. The one rust sofa is only in the SOUTH section. The bed and dressing are in the NORTH section. Never add a second sofa or relocate the sofa into the kitchen/dining area.\nWhere the sofa is visible, it is the original OMHU TEDDY, exactly 200 cm wide x 100 cm deep x 70 cm high, 34 cm seat height: TWO flat stacked mattress cushions directly on the floor, TWO plump continuous L-shaped corner cushions forming the back and both arms, and slender shiny chrome external supporting hoops. Its fabric is substantial RUST-RED corduroy, burnt terracotta with red-brown depth, not pink, coral, bright orange or beige. Input image 2, when supplied, is the official product-photo reference for this sofa's precise silhouette, colour and ribbed fabric ONLY; the interior and sofa placement must follow image 1.\nAll final images in this set should share the same quiet warm daylight, white-and-oak palette, rich rust accent and refined editorial photography.\nView instruction: The bathroom is genuinely narrow, 800 mm clear width: preserve this compactness. Keep the small oak vanity and white recessed basin at LEFT foreground, mirror on LEFT wall, glass shower screen across the end, pale shower tray with linear drain and chrome rain-shower fittings beyond. The open doorway to the loft is at RIGHT. Do not widen the room. The bright ceiling rectangle is a diffused LED ceiling light, NOT a skylight or window; preserve the closed white ceiling. No added bathtub, second basin, window or new fixtures."
  },
  {
    "id": "07_dressing_aisle",
    "sofa": false,
    "brief": "Small dressing aisle behind the bed headboard. Keep the narrow walkway, white east wall and oak cabinet with its white door, open shelves and hanging neutral clothes exactly as the geometry reference. Correct the simple blocklike hanging clothes into a few believable hanging neutral linen garments without altering shelving or rail positions. No expansion of the room, no added wardrobes, windows or furniture. Warm oak, white joinery, subtle daylight and realistic wood edges.",
    "prompt": "Use case: sketch-to-render.\nAsset type: one high-quality landscape 3:2 architectural visualization.\nInput image 1 is an exact Blender model camera view of the user's real loft floor plan. Treat its camera, architecture, room proportions, furniture positions and openings as strict geometry. Refine its realism and material detail; do not redesign or move the furniture.\nCreate a beautiful, believable Belgian loft interior photograph: matte WHITE plaster walls and white pitched ceilings, natural warm oak parquet in staggered straight planks, subtle grain and joints, soft directional daylight from the existing gable windows, realistic contact shadows and balanced photographic highlights. Restrained contemporary furniture, oak and linen with stainless and chrome. White walls must remain white. Keep the roof pitch, piers, window count and layout exactly as reference.\nClean the plastic appearance and any tiny rendering artifacts: subtle fabric folds, real oak grain, glass reflections and tactile plaster, physically plausible light. Keep the reference composition and proportions. Through existing windows show soft bright overcast daylight with only indistinct distant sky; do not invent prominent landmarks. No new windows, doors, curtains, skylights, pendant lights, art, plants, decorations, cabinetry, furniture, extra rooms, people, logos, captions or watermarks. Avoid extreme perspective distortion.\nThe single stainless kitchen is in the MIDDLE section. The one rust sofa is only in the SOUTH section. The bed and dressing are in the NORTH section. Never add a second sofa or relocate the sofa into the kitchen/dining area.\nWhere the sofa is visible, it is the original OMHU TEDDY, exactly 200 cm wide x 100 cm deep x 70 cm high, 34 cm seat height: TWO flat stacked mattress cushions directly on the floor, TWO plump continuous L-shaped corner cushions forming the back and both arms, and slender shiny chrome external supporting hoops. Its fabric is substantial RUST-RED corduroy, burnt terracotta with red-brown depth, not pink, coral, bright orange or beige. Input image 2, when supplied, is the official product-photo reference for this sofa's precise silhouette, colour and ribbed fabric ONLY; the interior and sofa placement must follow image 1.\nAll final images in this set should share the same quiet warm daylight, white-and-oak palette, rich rust accent and refined editorial photography.\nView instruction: Small dressing aisle behind the bed headboard. Keep the narrow walkway, white east wall and oak cabinet with its white door, open shelves and hanging neutral clothes exactly as the geometry reference. Correct the simple blocklike hanging clothes into a few believable hanging neutral linen garments without altering shelving or rail positions. No expansion of the room, no added wardrobes, windows or furniture. Warm oak, white joinery, subtle daylight and realistic wood edges."
  },
  {
    "id": "08_floorplan_cutaway",
    "sofa": true,
    "brief": "Architectural axonometric cutaway of the complete approximately 75-square-metre loft. This is a beautifully lit 3D scale-model view, NOT an eye-level photo. Preserve EVERY object's position and relative size exactly, including the south rust sofa and rug at lower LEFT, south desk at lower RIGHT, stair opening at LEFT, kitchen and dining in MIDDLE, bed and dressing at upper RIGHT, narrow bathroom at upper LEFT. Roof and perimeter walls are deliberately removed for visibility; DO NOT reconstruct them. Keep structural piers and all depicted fixtures. Do not rearrange any room. Ensure the entire model has generous margins in the frame. Use a clean light warm-grey studio background, soft architectural shadows and accurate product materials, no labels or text. Retain the exposed descending stair geometry and service cylinder as in reference; do not invent other lower-level rooms.",
    "prompt": "Use case: sketch-to-render.\nAsset type: one high-quality landscape 3:2 architectural visualization.\nInput image 1 is an exact Blender model camera view of the user's real loft floor plan. Treat its camera, architecture, room proportions, furniture positions and openings as strict geometry. Refine its realism and material detail; do not redesign or move the furniture.\nCreate a beautiful, believable Belgian loft interior photograph: matte WHITE plaster walls and white pitched ceilings, natural warm oak parquet in staggered straight planks, subtle grain and joints, soft directional daylight from the existing gable windows, realistic contact shadows and balanced photographic highlights. Restrained contemporary furniture, oak and linen with stainless and chrome. White walls must remain white. Keep the roof pitch, piers, window count and layout exactly as reference.\nClean the plastic appearance and any tiny rendering artifacts: subtle fabric folds, real oak grain, glass reflections and tactile plaster, physically plausible light. Keep the reference composition and proportions. Through existing windows show soft bright overcast daylight with only indistinct distant sky; do not invent prominent landmarks. No new windows, doors, curtains, skylights, pendant lights, art, plants, decorations, cabinetry, furniture, extra rooms, people, logos, captions or watermarks. Avoid extreme perspective distortion.\nThe single stainless kitchen is in the MIDDLE section. The one rust sofa is only in the SOUTH section. The bed and dressing are in the NORTH section. Never add a second sofa or relocate the sofa into the kitchen/dining area.\nWhere the sofa is visible, it is the original OMHU TEDDY, exactly 200 cm wide x 100 cm deep x 70 cm high, 34 cm seat height: TWO flat stacked mattress cushions directly on the floor, TWO plump continuous L-shaped corner cushions forming the back and both arms, and slender shiny chrome external supporting hoops. Its fabric is substantial RUST-RED corduroy, burnt terracotta with red-brown depth, not pink, coral, bright orange or beige. Input image 2, when supplied, is the official product-photo reference for this sofa's precise silhouette, colour and ribbed fabric ONLY; the interior and sofa placement must follow image 1.\nAll final images in this set should share the same quiet warm daylight, white-and-oak palette, rich rust accent and refined editorial photography.\nView instruction: Architectural axonometric cutaway of the complete approximately 75-square-metre loft. This is a beautifully lit 3D scale-model view, NOT an eye-level photo. Preserve EVERY object's position and relative size exactly, including the south rust sofa and rug at lower LEFT, south desk at lower RIGHT, stair opening at LEFT, kitchen and dining in MIDDLE, bed and dressing at upper RIGHT, narrow bathroom at upper LEFT. Roof and perimeter walls are deliberately removed for visibility; DO NOT reconstruct them. Keep structural piers and all depicted fixtures. Do not rearrange any room. Ensure the entire model has generous margins in the frame. Use a clean light warm-grey studio background, soft architectural shadows and accurate product materials, no labels or text. Retain the exposed descending stair geometry and service cylinder as in reference; do not invent other lower-level rooms."
  }
]