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Create a photorealistic editorial interior photograph based strictly on the first reference image. Use the first image as the exact base scene. Preserve the existing interior architecture, room geometry, proportions, camera position, camera angle, perspective, composition, lighting direction, wall openings, windows, flooring, and all existing furniture and decorative objects exactly as they appear. Do not redesign, rearrange, resize, reinterpret, or add furniture. The composition and spatial relationships must remain unchanged. The only intentional furniture change is to replace the existing chairs with the chairs shown in the provided chair reference images. Reproduce the reference chairs as accurately as possible, including their exact silhouette, proportions, dimensions, legs, upholstery, material, color, construction details, seams, edges, hardware and overall character. Preserve the exact number and placement of chairs from the base image. Carefully reproduce every visible furniture and decor detail from the references. Pay particular attention to material textures, wood grain, upholstery, stitching, metal details, edges, joinery, handles, legs, and small construction elements. Do not simplify or genericize the referenced objects. The final image should look like a real professionally photographed interior, not an AI-generated image or 3D render. Editorial interior photography, AD / Architectural Digest aesthetic, sophisticated, restrained, natural and highly realistic. Use realistic photographic optics, natural depth of field, subtle lens characteristics, physically accurate light and shadows, realistic material response, nuanced textures and slight natural imperfections. No AI artifacts: no warped furniture, duplicated objects, distorted legs, malformed chair frames, inconsistent geometry, floating objects, melted details, incorrect reflections, artificial textures, excessive sharpness, plastic-looking materials, unnatural shadows, or distorted perspective. Maintain absolute consistency with the original reference composition. Do not change the architecture, camera framing, proportions, styling, or position of existing objects.