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Improve only realism, vegetation quality, lighting and atmosphere. No changes to landscaping, surroundings or exterior composition., Photorealistic architectural visualization, realistic daylight, natural materials, professional architectural photography., The original 3D model must remain visually identical., No redesign., No reinterpretation., No layout changes., No furniture changes., No architectural changes., Create a realistic and understated residential interior. The space should feel naturally inhabited and professionally photographed rather than styled for a showroom or architectural visualization., Use subtle variation in materials, fabrics and wood tones. Introduce realistic imperfections and natural texture variation while maintaining the original design exactly., Keep accessories minimal, believable and secondary to the architecture. 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Improve only realism, vegetation quality, lighting and atmosphere. No changes to landscaping, surroundings or exterior composition., Photorealistic architectural visualization, realistic daylight, natural materials, professional architectural photography., The original 3D model must remain visually identical., No redesign., No reinterpretation., No layout changes., No furniture changes., No architectural changes., Create a realistic and understated residential interior. The space should feel naturally inhabited and professionally photographed rather than styled for a showroom or architectural visualization., Use subtle variation in materials, fabrics and wood tones. Introduce realistic imperfections and natural texture variation while maintaining the original design exactly., Keep accessories minimal, believable and secondary to the architecture. 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Improve only realism, vegetation quality, lighting and atmosphere. No changes to landscaping, surroundings or exterior composition., Photorealistic architectural visualization, realistic daylight, natural materials, professional architectural photography., The original 3D model must remain visually identical., No redesign., No reinterpretation., No layout changes., No furniture changes., No architectural changes., Create a realistic and understated residential interior. The space should feel naturally inhabited and professionally photographed rather than styled for a showroom or architectural visualization., Use subtle variation in materials, fabrics and wood tones. Introduce realistic imperfections and natural texture variation while maintaining the original design exactly., Keep accessories minimal, believable and secondary to the architecture. 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Prioritize fidelity to the original model above all else. Create a realistic and understated residential setting. The property should feel naturally inhabited and photographed rather than visually staged., Use subtle colour variation and realistic imperfections in grass, brickwork, roof tiles and garden elements. Materials should appear authentic and naturally weathered without looking old or neglected., Maintain a well-kept garden with simple lawn areas and restrained planting. Do not add foreground planting beds, ornamental flowers or decorative landscaping that competes with the architecture., Prefer open lawn areas directly surrounding the house. Garden design should remain simple, understated and secondary to the building., Use a natural photographic look with slightly softer contrast, realistic exposure and subdued colour saturation. 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Treat all architecture, materials, openings, roof forms, façade composition, dimensions and proportions as fixed., Do not modify, redesign, move, resize, replace or reinterpret any architectural element., Do not change:, - building design, - façade materials, - windows and doors, - roof shape, - overhangs, - terraces, - pathways, - outdoor structures, - dimensions, - proportions, - architectural details, Preserve the exact geometry and composition of the original model., Enhance only:, - lighting realism, - material realism, - textures, - reflections, - shadows, - atmosphere, - image quality, Improve only:, - lawn quality, - planting realism, - vegetation density, - natural variation in greenery, - seasonal richness, - depth and atmosphere, Natural Belgian landscape character, realistic planting, lush but controlled greenery, authentic daylight, realistic skies, high-end architectural photography., No redesign., No architectural modifications., No changes to façades., No changes to windows or doors., No changes to roof forms., No new buildings., No new hard landscaping., No new garden structures., No altered proportions., The original architectural design must remain visually identical. Prioritize fidelity to the original model above all else. Create a realistic and understated residential setting. The property should feel naturally inhabited and photographed rather than visually staged., Use subtle colour variation and realistic imperfections in grass, brickwork, roof tiles and garden elements. Materials should appear authentic and naturally weathered without looking old or neglected., Maintain a well-kept garden with simple lawn areas and restrained planting. Do not add foreground planting beds, ornamental flowers or decorative landscaping that competes with the architecture., Prefer open lawn areas directly surrounding the house. Garden design should remain simple, understated and secondary to the building., Use a natural photographic look with slightly softer contrast, realistic exposure and subdued colour saturation. 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Treat all architecture, materials, openings, roof forms, façade composition, dimensions and proportions as fixed., Do not modify, redesign, move, resize, replace or reinterpret any architectural element., Do not change:, - building design, - façade materials, - windows and doors, - roof shape, - overhangs, - terraces, - pathways, - outdoor structures, - dimensions, - proportions, - architectural details, Preserve the exact geometry and composition of the original model., Enhance only:, - lighting realism, - material realism, - textures, - reflections, - shadows, - atmosphere, - image quality, Improve only:, - lawn quality, - planting realism, - vegetation density, - natural variation in greenery, - seasonal richness, - depth and atmosphere, Natural Belgian landscape character, realistic planting, lush but controlled greenery, authentic daylight, realistic skies, high-end architectural photography., No redesign., No architectural modifications., No changes to façades., No changes to windows or doors., No changes to roof forms., No new buildings., No new hard landscaping., No new garden structures., No altered proportions., The original architectural design must remain visually identical. Prioritize fidelity to the original model above all else. Create a realistic and understated residential setting. The property should feel naturally inhabited and photographed rather than visually staged., Use subtle colour variation and realistic imperfections in grass, brickwork, roof tiles and garden elements. Materials should appear authentic and naturally weathered without looking old or neglected., Maintain a well-kept garden with simple lawn areas and restrained planting. Do not add foreground planting beds, ornamental flowers or decorative landscaping that competes with the architecture., Prefer open lawn areas directly surrounding the house. Garden design should remain simple, understated and secondary to the building., Use a natural photographic look with slightly softer contrast, realistic exposure and subdued colour saturation. 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Treat all architecture, materials, openings, roof forms, façade composition, dimensions and proportions as fixed., Do not modify, redesign, move, resize, replace or reinterpret any architectural element., Do not change:, - building design, - façade materials, - windows and doors, - roof shape, - overhangs, - terraces, - pathways, - outdoor structures, - dimensions, - proportions, - architectural details, Preserve the exact geometry and composition of the original model., Enhance only:, - lighting realism, - material realism, - textures, - reflections, - shadows, - atmosphere, - image quality, Improve only:, - lawn quality, - planting realism, - vegetation density, - natural variation in greenery, - seasonal richness, - depth and atmosphere, Natural Belgian landscape character, realistic planting, lush but controlled greenery, authentic daylight, realistic skies, high-end architectural photography., No redesign., No architectural modifications., No changes to façades., No changes to windows or doors., No changes to roof forms., No new buildings., No new hard landscaping., No new garden structures., No altered proportions., The original architectural design must remain visually identical. Prioritize fidelity to the original model above all else. Create a realistic and understated residential setting. The property should feel naturally inhabited and photographed rather than visually staged., Use subtle colour variation and realistic imperfections in grass, brickwork, roof tiles and garden elements. Materials should appear authentic and naturally weathered without looking old or neglected., Maintain a well-kept garden with simple lawn areas and restrained planting. Do not add foreground planting beds, ornamental flowers or decorative landscaping that competes with the architecture., Prefer open lawn areas directly surrounding the house. Garden design should remain simple, understated and secondary to the building., Use a natural photographic look with slightly softer contrast, realistic exposure and subdued colour saturation. 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Treat all architecture, materials, openings, roof forms, façade composition, dimensions and proportions as fixed., Do not modify, redesign, move, resize, replace or reinterpret any architectural element., Do not change:, - building design, - façade materials, - windows and doors, - roof shape, - overhangs, - terraces, - pathways, - outdoor structures, - dimensions, - proportions, - architectural details, Preserve the exact geometry and composition of the original model., Enhance only:, - lighting realism, - material realism, - textures, - reflections, - shadows, - atmosphere, - image quality, Improve only:, - lawn quality, - planting realism, - vegetation density, - natural variation in greenery, - seasonal richness, - depth and atmosphere, Natural Belgian landscape character, realistic planting, lush but controlled greenery, authentic daylight, realistic skies, high-end architectural photography., No redesign., No architectural modifications., No changes to façades., No changes to windows or doors., No changes to roof forms., No new buildings., No new hard landscaping., No new garden structures., No altered proportions., The original architectural design must remain visually identical. Prioritize fidelity to the original model above all else. Create a realistic and understated residential setting. The property should feel naturally inhabited and photographed rather than visually staged., Use subtle colour variation and realistic imperfections in grass, brickwork, roof tiles and garden elements. Materials should appear authentic and naturally weathered without looking old or neglected., Maintain a well-kept garden with simple lawn areas and restrained planting. Do not add foreground planting beds, ornamental flowers or decorative landscaping that competes with the architecture., Prefer open lawn areas directly surrounding the house. Garden design should remain simple, understated and secondary to the building., Use a natural photographic look with slightly softer contrast, realistic exposure and subdued colour saturation. 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Treat all architecture, interior design, furniture layouts, cabinetry, openings, dimensions and proportions as fixed., Do not modify, redesign, move, resize, replace or reinterpret any element in the scene., Do not change:, - room layouts, - furniture positions, - cabinetry design, - kitchen design, - shelving, - built-in elements, - doors, - windows, - arches, - ceiling design, - lighting fixtures, - appliance locations, - dimensions, - proportions, - circulation spaces, Preserve the exact geometry and composition of the original model., Enhance only:, - lighting realism, - material realism, - textures, - reflections, - shadows, - image quality, - atmosphere, Very minimal styling additions are allowed only if they do not alter the design intent. Keep accessories discreet and secondary., Floor finishes may be refined with more realistic materials while maintaining the exact floor layout and pattern., Preserve the exact garden design and all views through the windows. Improve only realism, vegetation quality, lighting and atmosphere. No changes to landscaping, surroundings or exterior composition., Photorealistic architectural visualization, realistic daylight, natural materials, professional architectural photography., The original 3D model must remain visually identical., No redesign., No reinterpretation., No layout changes., No furniture changes., No architectural changes., Create a realistic and understated residential interior. The space should feel naturally inhabited and professionally photographed rather than styled for a showroom or architectural visualization., Use subtle variation in materials, fabrics and wood tones. Introduce realistic imperfections and natural texture variation while maintaining the original design exactly., Keep accessories minimal, believable and secondary to the architecture. Avoid excessive decoration, large plants, staged design objects or overly curated styling., Use realistic daylight with natural shadow transitions and balanced exposure. Avoid overly warm lighting, excessive contrast, dramatic sunlight effects or CGI-perfect illumination., Materials should appear authentic and tactile: natural wood grain variation, soft fabric textures, realistic stone surfaces and subtle signs of everyday use without appearing worn., The interior should feel calm, lived-in and timeless. 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Improve only realism, vegetation quality, lighting and atmosphere. No changes to landscaping, surroundings or exterior composition., Photorealistic architectural visualization, realistic daylight, natural materials, professional architectural photography., The original 3D model must remain visually identical., No redesign., No reinterpretation., No layout changes., No furniture changes., No architectural changes., Create a realistic and understated residential interior. The space should feel naturally inhabited and professionally photographed rather than styled for a showroom or architectural visualization., Use subtle variation in materials, fabrics and wood tones. Introduce realistic imperfections and natural texture variation while maintaining the original design exactly., Keep accessories minimal, believable and secondary to the architecture. Avoid excessive decoration, large plants, staged design objects or overly curated styling., Use realistic daylight with natural shadow transitions and balanced exposure. Avoid overly warm lighting, excessive contrast, dramatic sunlight effects or CGI-perfect illumination., Materials should appear authentic and tactile: natural wood grain variation, soft fabric textures, realistic stone surfaces and subtle signs of everyday use without appearing worn., The interior should feel calm, lived-in and timeless. 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Treat all architecture, interior design, furniture layouts, cabinetry, openings, dimensions and proportions as fixed., Do not modify, redesign, move, resize, replace or reinterpret any element in the scene., Do not change:, - room layouts, - furniture positions, - cabinetry design, - kitchen design, - shelving, - built-in elements, - doors, - windows, - arches, - ceiling design, - lighting fixtures, - appliance locations, - dimensions, - proportions, - circulation spaces, Preserve the exact geometry and composition of the original model., Enhance only:, - lighting realism, - material realism, - textures, - reflections, - shadows, - image quality, - atmosphere, Very minimal styling additions are allowed only if they do not alter the design intent. Keep accessories discreet and secondary., Floor finishes may be refined with more realistic materials while maintaining the exact floor layout and pattern., Preserve the exact garden design and all views through the windows. Improve only realism, vegetation quality, lighting and atmosphere. No changes to landscaping, surroundings or exterior composition., Photorealistic architectural visualization, realistic daylight, natural materials, professional architectural photography., The original 3D model must remain visually identical., No redesign., No reinterpretation., No layout changes., No furniture changes., No architectural changes., Create a realistic and understated residential interior. The space should feel naturally inhabited and professionally photographed rather than styled for a showroom or architectural visualization., Use subtle variation in materials, fabrics and wood tones. Introduce realistic imperfections and natural texture variation while maintaining the original design exactly., Keep accessories minimal, believable and secondary to the architecture. Avoid excessive decoration, large plants, staged design objects or overly curated styling., Use realistic daylight with natural shadow transitions and balanced exposure. Avoid overly warm lighting, excessive contrast, dramatic sunlight effects or CGI-perfect illumination., Materials should appear authentic and tactile: natural wood grain variation, soft fabric textures, realistic stone surfaces and subtle signs of everyday use without appearing worn., The interior should feel calm, lived-in and timeless. 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Improve only realism, vegetation quality, lighting and atmosphere. No changes to landscaping, surroundings or exterior composition., Photorealistic architectural visualization, realistic daylight, natural materials, professional architectural photography., The original 3D model must remain visually identical., No redesign., No reinterpretation., No layout changes., No furniture changes., No architectural changes., Create a realistic and understated residential interior. The space should feel naturally inhabited and professionally photographed rather than styled for a showroom or architectural visualization., Use subtle variation in materials, fabrics and wood tones. Introduce realistic imperfections and natural texture variation while maintaining the original design exactly., Keep accessories minimal, believable and secondary to the architecture. Avoid excessive decoration, large plants, staged design objects or overly curated styling., Use realistic daylight with natural shadow transitions and balanced exposure. Avoid overly warm lighting, excessive contrast, dramatic sunlight effects or CGI-perfect illumination., Materials should appear authentic and tactile: natural wood grain variation, soft fabric textures, realistic stone surfaces and subtle signs of everyday use without appearing worn., The interior should feel calm, lived-in and timeless. 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Treat all architecture, materials, openings, roof forms, façade composition, dimensions and proportions as fixed., Do not modify, redesign, move, resize, replace or reinterpret any architectural element., Do not change:, - building design, - façade materials, - windows and doors, - roof shape, - overhangs, - terraces, - pathways, - outdoor structures, - dimensions, - proportions, - architectural details, Preserve the exact geometry and composition of the original model., Enhance only:, - lighting realism, - material realism, - textures, - reflections, - shadows, - atmosphere, - image quality, Improve only:, - lawn quality, - planting realism, - vegetation density, - natural variation in greenery, - seasonal richness, - depth and atmosphere, Natural Belgian landscape character, realistic planting, lush but controlled greenery, authentic daylight, realistic skies, high-end architectural photography., No redesign., No architectural modifications., No changes to façades., No changes to windows or doors., No changes to roof forms., No new buildings., No new hard landscaping., No new garden structures., No altered proportions., The original architectural design must remain visually identical. Prioritize fidelity to the original model above all else. Create a realistic and understated residential setting. The property should feel naturally inhabited and photographed rather than visually staged., Use subtle colour variation and realistic imperfections in grass, brickwork, roof tiles and garden elements. Materials should appear authentic and naturally weathered without looking old or neglected., Maintain a well-kept garden with simple lawn areas and restrained planting. Do not add foreground planting beds, ornamental flowers or decorative landscaping that competes with the architecture., Prefer open lawn areas directly surrounding the house. Garden design should remain simple, understated and secondary to the building., Use a natural photographic look with slightly softer contrast, realistic exposure and subdued colour saturation. 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Treat all architecture, materials, openings, roof forms, façade composition, dimensions and proportions as fixed., Do not modify, redesign, move, resize, replace or reinterpret any architectural element., Do not change:, - building design, - façade materials, - windows and doors, - roof shape, - overhangs, - terraces, - pathways, - outdoor structures, - dimensions, - proportions, - architectural details, Preserve the exact geometry and composition of the original model., Enhance only:, - lighting realism, - material realism, - textures, - reflections, - shadows, - atmosphere, - image quality, Improve only:, - lawn quality, - planting realism, - vegetation density, - natural variation in greenery, - seasonal richness, - depth and atmosphere, Natural Belgian landscape character, realistic planting, lush but controlled greenery, authentic daylight, realistic skies, high-end architectural photography., No redesign., No architectural modifications., No changes to façades., No changes to windows or doors., No changes to roof forms., No new buildings., No new hard landscaping., No new garden structures., No altered proportions., The original architectural design must remain visually identical. Prioritize fidelity to the original model above all else. Create a realistic and understated residential setting. The property should feel naturally inhabited and photographed rather than visually staged., Use subtle colour variation and realistic imperfections in grass, brickwork, roof tiles and garden elements. Materials should appear authentic and naturally weathered without looking old or neglected., Maintain a well-kept garden with simple lawn areas and restrained planting. Do not add foreground planting beds, ornamental flowers or decorative landscaping that competes with the architecture., Prefer open lawn areas directly surrounding the house. Garden design should remain simple, understated and secondary to the building., Use a natural photographic look with slightly softer contrast, realistic exposure and subdued colour saturation. 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Treat all architecture, materials, openings, roof forms, façade composition, dimensions and proportions as fixed., Do not modify, redesign, move, resize, replace or reinterpret any architectural element., Do not change:, - building design, - façade materials, - windows and doors, - roof shape, - overhangs, - terraces, - pathways, - outdoor structures, - dimensions, - proportions, - architectural details, Preserve the exact geometry and composition of the original model., Enhance only:, - lighting realism, - material realism, - textures, - reflections, - shadows, - atmosphere, - image quality, Improve only:, - lawn quality, - planting realism, - vegetation density, - natural variation in greenery, - seasonal richness, - depth and atmosphere, Natural Belgian landscape character, realistic planting, lush but controlled greenery, authentic daylight, realistic skies, high-end architectural photography., No redesign., No architectural modifications., No changes to façades., No changes to windows or doors., No changes to roof forms., No new buildings., No new hard landscaping., No new garden structures., No altered proportions., The original architectural design must remain visually identical. Prioritize fidelity to the original model above all else. Create a realistic and understated residential setting. The property should feel naturally inhabited and photographed rather than visually staged., Use subtle colour variation and realistic imperfections in grass, brickwork, roof tiles and garden elements. Materials should appear authentic and naturally weathered without looking old or neglected., Maintain a well-kept garden with simple lawn areas and restrained planting. Do not add foreground planting beds, ornamental flowers or decorative landscaping that competes with the architecture., Prefer open lawn areas directly surrounding the house. Garden design should remain simple, understated and secondary to the building., Use a natural photographic look with slightly softer contrast, realistic exposure and subdued colour saturation. 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Treat all architecture, materials, openings, roof forms, façade composition, dimensions and proportions as fixed., Do not modify, redesign, move, resize, replace or reinterpret any architectural element., Do not change:, - building design, - façade materials, - windows and doors, - roof shape, - overhangs, - terraces, - pathways, - outdoor structures, - dimensions, - proportions, - architectural details, Preserve the exact geometry and composition of the original model., Enhance only:, - lighting realism, - material realism, - textures, - reflections, - shadows, - atmosphere, - image quality, Improve only:, - lawn quality, - planting realism, - vegetation density, - natural variation in greenery, - seasonal richness, - depth and atmosphere, Natural Belgian landscape character, realistic planting, lush but controlled greenery, authentic daylight, realistic skies, high-end architectural photography., No redesign., No architectural modifications., No changes to façades., No changes to windows or doors., No changes to roof forms., No new buildings., No new hard landscaping., No new garden structures., No altered proportions., The original architectural design must remain visually identical. Prioritize fidelity to the original model above all else. Create a realistic and understated residential setting. The property should feel naturally inhabited and photographed rather than visually staged., Use subtle colour variation and realistic imperfections in grass, brickwork, roof tiles and garden elements. Materials should appear authentic and naturally weathered without looking old or neglected., Maintain a well-kept garden with simple lawn areas and restrained planting. Do not add foreground planting beds, ornamental flowers or decorative landscaping that competes with the architecture., Prefer open lawn areas directly surrounding the house. Garden design should remain simple, understated and secondary to the building., Use a natural photographic look with slightly softer contrast, realistic exposure and subdued colour saturation. 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Treat all architecture, materials, openings, roof forms, façade composition, dimensions and proportions as fixed., Do not modify, redesign, move, resize, replace or reinterpret any architectural element., Do not change:, - building design, - façade materials, - windows and doors, - roof shape, - overhangs, - terraces, - pathways, - outdoor structures, - dimensions, - proportions, - architectural details, Preserve the exact geometry and composition of the original model., Enhance only:, - lighting realism, - material realism, - textures, - reflections, - shadows, - atmosphere, - image quality, Improve only:, - lawn quality, - planting realism, - vegetation density, - natural variation in greenery, - seasonal richness, - depth and atmosphere, Natural Belgian landscape character, realistic planting, lush but controlled greenery, authentic daylight, realistic skies, high-end architectural photography., No redesign., No architectural modifications., No changes to façades., No changes to windows or doors., No changes to roof forms., No new buildings., No new hard landscaping., No new garden structures., No altered proportions., The original architectural design must remain visually identical. Prioritize fidelity to the original model above all else. Create a realistic and understated residential setting. The property should feel naturally inhabited and photographed rather than visually staged., Use subtle colour variation and realistic imperfections in grass, brickwork, roof tiles and garden elements. Materials should appear authentic and naturally weathered without looking old or neglected., Maintain a well-kept garden with simple lawn areas and restrained planting. Do not add foreground planting beds, ornamental flowers or decorative landscaping that competes with the architecture., Prefer open lawn areas directly surrounding the house. Garden design should remain simple, understated and secondary to the building., Use a natural photographic look with slightly softer contrast, realistic exposure and subdued colour saturation. 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Treat all architecture, interior design, furniture layouts, cabinetry, openings, dimensions and proportions as fixed., Do not modify, redesign, move, resize, replace or reinterpret any element in the scene., Do not change:, - room layouts, - furniture positions, - cabinetry design, - kitchen design, - shelving, - built-in elements, - doors, - windows, - arches, - ceiling design, - lighting fixtures, - appliance locations, - dimensions, - proportions, - circulation spaces, Preserve the exact geometry and composition of the original model., Enhance only:, - lighting realism, - material realism, - textures, - reflections, - shadows, - image quality, - atmosphere, Very minimal styling additions are allowed only if they do not alter the design intent. Keep accessories discreet and secondary., Floor finishes may be refined with more realistic materials while maintaining the exact floor layout and pattern., Preserve the exact garden design and all views through the windows. Improve only realism, vegetation quality, lighting and atmosphere. No changes to landscaping, surroundings or exterior composition., Photorealistic architectural visualization, realistic daylight, natural materials, professional architectural photography., The original 3D model must remain visually identical., No redesign., No reinterpretation., No layout changes., No furniture changes., No architectural changes., Create a realistic and understated residential interior. The space should feel naturally inhabited and professionally photographed rather than styled for a showroom or architectural visualization., Use subtle variation in materials, fabrics and wood tones. Introduce realistic imperfections and natural texture variation while maintaining the original design exactly., Keep accessories minimal, believable and secondary to the architecture. Avoid excessive decoration, large plants, staged design objects or overly curated styling., Use realistic daylight with natural shadow transitions and balanced exposure. Avoid overly warm lighting, excessive contrast, dramatic sunlight effects or CGI-perfect illumination., Materials should appear authentic and tactile: natural wood grain variation, soft fabric textures, realistic stone surfaces and subtle signs of everyday use without appearing worn., The interior should feel calm, lived-in and timeless. Prioritize realism over styling., Architectural photography rather than architectural visualization., Reduce the CGI appearance, slightly lower saturation, soften contrast and create a more natural photographic atmosphere.","userNegativePrompt":"","renderEngineVersion":"GPT Image 2.5","temperature":100,"styleChips":[]}https://bp-architectuur.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/int_02.jpgINT_02{"geometryOverride":0,"isArielView":false,"isAtmospheric":false,"isCinematic":false,"isFilm":false,"isInterior":true,"isTurboNature":false,"materialOverride":100,"promptStrength":60,"renderEngineVersion":"GPT Image 2.5","seed":-1,"styleChips":[],"temperature":100,"userNegativePrompt":"","userPrompt":"Render enhancement only., IMPORTANT: The 3D model is final and approved. Treat all architecture, interior design, furniture layouts, cabinetry, openings, dimensions and proportions as fixed., Do not modify, redesign, move, resize, replace or reinterpret any element in the scene., Do not change:, - room layouts, - furniture positions, - cabinetry design, - kitchen design, - shelving, - built-in elements, - doors, - windows, - arches, - ceiling design, - lighting fixtures, - appliance locations, - dimensions, - proportions, - circulation spaces, Preserve the exact geometry and composition of the original model., Enhance only:, - lighting realism, - material realism, - textures, - reflections, - shadows, - image quality, - atmosphere, Very minimal styling additions are allowed only if they do not alter the design intent. Keep accessories discreet and secondary., Floor finishes may be refined with more realistic materials while maintaining the exact floor layout and pattern., Preserve the exact garden design and all views through the windows. Improve only realism, vegetation quality, lighting and atmosphere. No changes to landscaping, surroundings or exterior composition., Photorealistic architectural visualization, realistic daylight, natural materials, professional architectural photography., The original 3D model must remain visually identical., No redesign., No reinterpretation., No layout changes., No furniture changes., No architectural changes., Create a realistic and understated residential interior. The space should feel naturally inhabited and professionally photographed rather than styled for a showroom or architectural visualization., Use subtle variation in materials, fabrics and wood tones. Introduce realistic imperfections and natural texture variation while maintaining the original design exactly., Keep accessories minimal, believable and secondary to the architecture. Avoid excessive decoration, large plants, staged design objects or overly curated styling., Use realistic daylight with natural shadow transitions and balanced exposure. Avoid overly warm lighting, excessive contrast, dramatic sunlight effects or CGI-perfect illumination., Materials should appear authentic and tactile: natural wood grain variation, soft fabric textures, realistic stone surfaces and subtle signs of everyday use without appearing worn., The interior should feel calm, lived-in and timeless. Prioritize realism over styling., Architectural photography rather than architectural visualization., Reduce the CGI appearance, slightly lower saturation, soften contrast and create a more natural photographic atmosphere."}https://bp-architectuur.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/int_05.jpgINT_05{"geometryOverride":0,"isArielView":false,"isAtmospheric":false,"isCinematic":false,"isFilm":false,"isInterior":true,"isTurboNature":false,"materialOverride":100,"promptStrength":60,"renderEngineVersion":"GPT Image 2.5","seed":-1,"styleChips":[],"temperature":100,"userNegativePrompt":"","userPrompt":"Render enhancement only., IMPORTANT: The 3D model is final and approved. Treat all architecture, interior design, furniture layouts, cabinetry, openings, dimensions and proportions as fixed., Do not modify, redesign, move, resize, replace or reinterpret any element in the scene., Do not change:, - room layouts, - furniture positions, - cabinetry design, - kitchen design, - shelving, - built-in elements, - doors, - windows, - arches, - ceiling design, - lighting fixtures, - appliance locations, - dimensions, - proportions, - circulation spaces, Preserve the exact geometry and composition of the original model., Enhance only:, - lighting realism, - material realism, - textures, - reflections, - shadows, - image quality, - atmosphere, Very minimal styling additions are allowed only if they do not alter the design intent. Keep accessories discreet and secondary., Floor finishes may be refined with more realistic materials while maintaining the exact floor layout and pattern., Preserve the exact garden design and all views through the windows. Improve only realism, vegetation quality, lighting and atmosphere. No changes to landscaping, surroundings or exterior composition., Photorealistic architectural visualization, realistic daylight, natural materials, professional architectural photography., The original 3D model must remain visually identical., No redesign., No reinterpretation., No layout changes., No furniture changes., No architectural changes., Create a realistic and understated residential interior. The space should feel naturally inhabited and professionally photographed rather than styled for a showroom or architectural visualization., Use subtle variation in materials, fabrics and wood tones. Introduce realistic imperfections and natural texture variation while maintaining the original design exactly., Keep accessories minimal, believable and secondary to the architecture. Avoid excessive decoration, large plants, staged design objects or overly curated styling., Use realistic daylight with natural shadow transitions and balanced exposure. Avoid overly warm lighting, excessive contrast, dramatic sunlight effects or CGI-perfect illumination., Materials should appear authentic and tactile: natural wood grain variation, soft fabric textures, realistic stone surfaces and subtle signs of everyday use without appearing worn., The interior should feel calm, lived-in and timeless. 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Treat all architecture, materials, openings, roof forms, façade composition, dimensions and proportions as fixed., Do not modify, redesign, move, resize, replace or reinterpret any architectural element., Do not change:, - building design, - façade materials, - windows and doors, - roof shape, - overhangs, - terraces, - pathways, - outdoor structures, - dimensions, - proportions, - architectural details, Preserve the exact geometry and composition of the original model., Enhance only:, - lighting realism, - material realism, - textures, - reflections, - shadows, - atmosphere, - image quality, Improve only:, - lawn quality, - planting realism, - vegetation density, - natural variation in greenery, - seasonal richness, - depth and atmosphere, Natural Belgian landscape character, realistic planting, lush but controlled greenery, authentic daylight, realistic skies, high-end architectural photography., No redesign., No architectural modifications., No changes to façades., No changes to windows or doors., No changes to roof forms., No new buildings., No new hard landscaping., No new garden structures., No altered proportions., The original architectural design must remain visually identical. Prioritize fidelity to the original model above all else. Create a realistic and understated residential setting. The property should feel naturally inhabited and photographed rather than visually staged., Use subtle colour variation and realistic imperfections in grass, brickwork, roof tiles and garden elements. Materials should appear authentic and naturally weathered without looking old or neglected., Maintain a well-kept garden with simple lawn areas and restrained planting. Do not add foreground planting beds, ornamental flowers or decorative landscaping that competes with the architecture., Prefer open lawn areas directly surrounding the house. Garden design should remain simple, understated and secondary to the building., Use a natural photographic look with slightly softer contrast, realistic exposure and subdued colour saturation. Avoid the polished CGI appearance and avoid overly dramatic lighting., Architectural photography rather than architectural visualization."}https://bp-architectuur.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/ext_02.jpgEXT_02{"geometryOverride":0,"materialOverride":100,"promptStrength":60,"isInterior":false,"isTurboNature":true,"isAtmospheric":false,"isArielView":false,"isCinematic":false,"isFilm":false,"seed":-1,"userPrompt":"Render enhancement only., IMPORTANT: The 3D model is final and approved. Treat all architecture, materials, openings, roof forms, façade composition, dimensions and proportions as fixed., Do not modify, redesign, move, resize, replace or reinterpret any architectural element., Do not change:, - building design, - façade materials, - windows and doors, - roof shape, - overhangs, - terraces, - pathways, - outdoor structures, - dimensions, - proportions, - architectural details, Preserve the exact geometry and composition of the original model., Enhance only:, - lighting realism, - material realism, - textures, - reflections, - shadows, - atmosphere, - image quality, Improve only:, - lawn quality, - planting realism, - vegetation density, - natural variation in greenery, - seasonal richness, - depth and atmosphere, Natural Belgian landscape character, realistic planting, lush but controlled greenery, authentic daylight, realistic skies, high-end architectural photography., No redesign., No architectural modifications., No changes to façades., No changes to windows or doors., No changes to roof forms., No new buildings., No new hard landscaping., No new garden structures., No altered proportions., The original architectural design must remain visually identical. Prioritize fidelity to the original model above all else. Create a realistic and understated residential setting. The property should feel naturally inhabited and photographed rather than visually staged., Use subtle colour variation and realistic imperfections in grass, brickwork, roof tiles and garden elements. Materials should appear authentic and naturally weathered without looking old or neglected., Maintain a well-kept garden with simple lawn areas and restrained planting. Do not add foreground planting beds, ornamental flowers or decorative landscaping that competes with the architecture., Prefer open lawn areas directly surrounding the house. Garden design should remain simple, understated and secondary to the building., Use a natural photographic look with slightly softer contrast, realistic exposure and subdued colour saturation. 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Treat all architecture, materials, openings, roof forms, façade composition, dimensions and proportions as fixed., Do not modify, redesign, move, resize, replace or reinterpret any architectural element., Do not change:, - building design, - façade materials, - windows and doors, - roof shape, - overhangs, - terraces, - pathways, - outdoor structures, - dimensions, - proportions, - architectural details, Preserve the exact geometry and composition of the original model., Enhance only:, - lighting realism, - material realism, - textures, - reflections, - shadows, - atmosphere, - image quality, Improve only:, - lawn quality, - planting realism, - vegetation density, - natural variation in greenery, - seasonal richness, - depth and atmosphere, Natural Belgian landscape character, realistic planting, lush but controlled greenery, authentic daylight, realistic skies, high-end architectural photography., No redesign., No architectural modifications., No changes to façades., No changes to windows or doors., No changes to roof forms., No new buildings., No new hard landscaping., No new garden structures., No altered proportions., The original architectural design must remain visually identical. Prioritize fidelity to the original model above all else. Create a realistic and understated residential setting. The property should feel naturally inhabited and photographed rather than visually staged., Use subtle colour variation and realistic imperfections in grass, brickwork, roof tiles and garden elements. Materials should appear authentic and naturally weathered without looking old or neglected., Maintain a well-kept garden with simple lawn areas and restrained planting. Do not add foreground planting beds, ornamental flowers or decorative landscaping that competes with the architecture., Prefer open lawn areas directly surrounding the house. Garden design should remain simple, understated and secondary to the building., Use a natural photographic look with slightly softer contrast, realistic exposure and subdued colour saturation. 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Treat all architecture, materials, openings, roof forms, façade composition, dimensions and proportions as fixed., Do not modify, redesign, move, resize, replace or reinterpret any architectural element., Do not change:, - building design, - façade materials, - windows and doors, - roof shape, - overhangs, - terraces, - pathways, - outdoor structures, - dimensions, - proportions, - architectural details, Preserve the exact geometry and composition of the original model., Enhance only:, - lighting realism, - material realism, - textures, - reflections, - shadows, - atmosphere, - image quality, Improve only:, - lawn quality, - planting realism, - vegetation density, - natural variation in greenery, - seasonal richness, - depth and atmosphere, Natural Belgian landscape character, realistic planting, lush but controlled greenery, authentic daylight, realistic skies, high-end architectural photography., No redesign., No architectural modifications., No changes to façades., No changes to windows or doors., No changes to roof forms., No new buildings., No new hard landscaping., No new garden structures., No altered proportions., The original architectural design must remain visually identical. Prioritize fidelity to the original model above all else. Create a realistic and understated residential setting. The property should feel naturally inhabited and photographed rather than visually staged., Use subtle colour variation and realistic imperfections in grass, brickwork, roof tiles and garden elements. Materials should appear authentic and naturally weathered without looking old or neglected., Maintain a well-kept garden with simple lawn areas and restrained planting. Do not add foreground planting beds, ornamental flowers or decorative landscaping that competes with the architecture., Prefer open lawn areas directly surrounding the house. Garden design should remain simple, understated and secondary to the building., Use a natural photographic look with slightly softer contrast, realistic exposure and subdued colour saturation. 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Treat all architecture, materials, openings, roof forms, façade composition, dimensions and proportions as fixed., Do not modify, redesign, move, resize, replace or reinterpret any architectural element., Do not change:, - building design, - façade materials, - windows and doors, - roof shape, - overhangs, - terraces, - pathways, - outdoor structures, - dimensions, - proportions, - architectural details, Preserve the exact geometry and composition of the original model., Enhance only:, - lighting realism, - material realism, - textures, - reflections, - shadows, - atmosphere, - image quality, Improve only:, - lawn quality, - planting realism, - vegetation density, - natural variation in greenery, - seasonal richness, - depth and atmosphere, Natural Belgian landscape character, realistic planting, lush but controlled greenery, authentic daylight, realistic skies, high-end architectural photography., No redesign., No architectural modifications., No changes to façades., No changes to windows or doors., No changes to roof forms., No new buildings., No new hard landscaping., No new garden structures., No altered proportions., The original architectural design must remain visually identical. Prioritize fidelity to the original model above all else. Create a realistic and understated residential setting. The property should feel naturally inhabited and photographed rather than visually staged., Use subtle colour variation and realistic imperfections in grass, brickwork, roof tiles and garden elements. Materials should appear authentic and naturally weathered without looking old or neglected., Maintain a well-kept garden with simple lawn areas and restrained planting. Do not add foreground planting beds, ornamental flowers or decorative landscaping that competes with the architecture., Prefer open lawn areas directly surrounding the house. Garden design should remain simple, understated and secondary to the building., Use a natural photographic look with slightly softer contrast, realistic exposure and subdued colour saturation. Avoid the polished CGI appearance and avoid overly dramatic lighting., Architectural photography rather than architectural visualization."}https://bp-architectuur.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/ext_01.jpgEXT_01{"geometryOverride":0,"isArielView":false,"isAtmospheric":false,"isCinematic":false,"isFilm":false,"isInterior":false,"isTurboNature":true,"materialOverride":100,"promptStrength":60,"renderEngineVersion":"GPT Image 2.5","seed":-1,"styleChips":[],"temperature":100,"userNegativePrompt":"","userPrompt":"Render enhancement only., IMPORTANT: The 3D model is final and approved. Treat all architecture, materials, openings, roof forms, façade composition, dimensions and proportions as fixed., Do not modify, redesign, move, resize, replace or reinterpret any architectural element., Do not change:, - building design, - façade materials, - windows and doors, - roof shape, - overhangs, - terraces, - pathways, - outdoor structures, - dimensions, - proportions, - architectural details, Preserve the exact geometry and composition of the original model., Enhance only:, - lighting realism, - material realism, - textures, - reflections, - shadows, - atmosphere, - image quality, Improve only:, - lawn quality, - planting realism, - vegetation density, - natural variation in greenery, - seasonal richness, - depth and atmosphere, Natural Belgian landscape character, realistic planting, lush but controlled greenery, authentic daylight, realistic skies, high-end architectural photography., No redesign., No architectural modifications., No changes to façades., No changes to windows or doors., No changes to roof forms., No new buildings., No new hard landscaping., No new garden structures., No altered proportions., The original architectural design must remain visually identical. 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