Edit the image and replace the background. Use Image 2 (the close-up portrait) as the main plate for the subject. Keep the woman exactly the same: preserve identity, face proportions, eye shape, freckles, skin texture, hair texture, color, and the exact framing/crop of the close-up. Do not beautify, do not change age, do not reshape features. Replace ONLY the background with Image 1 (the minimalist room with large window, TV on the left, bed and warm lamp on the right). The background must match the perspective and feel of the room, but it should be strongly out of focus to match the shallow depth of field of the close-up portrait. Keep the room layout recognizable: big window shapes behind, soft city buildings outside, TV glow left, warm bedside lamp right. MATCH LIGHTING: make the subject lighting consistent with the room: cool soft window daylight as the main fill, plus a subtle warm tungsten practical spill from the bedside lamp side. Add gentle warm edge light on the hair/cheek on the lamp side and cooler shadows on the opposite side. No harsh contrast, no crushed blacks. MATCH OPTICS / REALISM: add realistic light wrap from the background onto hair edges, remove any cutout halo, match noise/grain, match sharpness (soft cinematic), slight bloom/halation consistent with the room, and keep natural skin pores (no waxy smoothing). Ensure color temperature and exposure are unified so the final looks like one photo taken in that room.
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