Replace only the sofa in the image. Keep everything else (walls, curtains, rug, coffee table, wall art, chandelier, floor, dining area) completely unchanged.
The new sofa must closely match the one in reference image 2:
• Shape: L-shaped modular sectional with deep seat, low back, wide rectangular armrests, large soft cushions with a relaxed “sunken” silhouette. Left side is an open chaise/ottoman without a backrest.
• Material: soft velvet/velour with a subtle matte sheen, visible fine pile texture, characteristic soft light gradients across the surface.
• Color: warm light beige / sandy cream (greige) with a slightly warm-grey undertone. Not white, not pure beige.
• Lighting: adapt the sofa’s color and shading to match the first scene’s lighting — warm diffused daylight from the left window plus soft warm glow from the chandelier. Shadows should fall naturally: right side and crevices between cushions slightly darker, top surfaces of cushions softly highlighted with warm light. The velvet texture should produce soft highlights and smooth gradients.
• Legs: very low, almost hidden — the sofa sits close to the floor.
Preserve the original perspective, size and placement of the sofa in the first photo’s composition. Keep all other interior elements completely unchanged.
