Universal 4-Point Bedroom Perspective Prompt

### **Multi-Angle Architectural Continuity Master Prompt: 4-View Bedroom Series**

> **Objective:** Generate a series of four photorealistic architectural interior images of the modern bedroom shown in **the provided reference image**. This series must create a cohesive visual tour, capturing the space from four distinct, sequentially photographed camera angles while maintaining 100% material, color, and design continuity.
> **Core Scene Continuity (Must match the provided reference image exactly):**
> * **Color Palette:** The distinct deep teal accent wall behind the bed and desk, contrasted with soft light blue-grey side walls as seen in the reference.
> * **Furniture:** >     * Low-profile bed frame with the exactly patterned yellow-gold bedspread, striped light blue and cream pillows, and blue-grey throw blanket.
> * White and dark-front nightstands and the identical white and dark-drawered desk unit with the grey ergonomic chair.
> * Matching white and dark-paneled wall shelving unit above the desk, with all decorative items in their original positions.
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> * **Lighting:** The specific white drum-shade chandelier with integrated crystal pendant drops. The modern dark-base nightstand lamp and the articulated white desk lamp. All recessed ceiling spotlights casting the same light pools.
> * **Materials & Decor:** Light wood plank floor with the matching grey textured rug. The arrangement of four framed art prints behind the bed. White paneled door on the left and patterned curtains on the right.
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> **The 4 Sequential Camera Angles:**
> 1. **Angle 1 (Close-up Accent Wall):** A tighter, detailed shot focusing on the four art prints and the headboard area. This view emphasizes the texture of the teal wall and the precise bedding patterns.
> 2. **Angle 2 (Functional Desk Detail):** A head-on shot focusing strictly on the desk area, computer monitor, and the shelving units above. It highlights the workspace and the contrast of the dark cabinetry.
> 3. **Angle 3 (Low-Angle Depth Shot):** A camera position near the floor at the foot of the bed, looking up toward the accent wall. The foreground rug texture is in sharp focus, while the background elements recede into a soft blur.
> 4. **Angle 4 (High-Angle Overview):** An elevated perspective from near the ceiling looking down into the bedroom. This reveals the full layout of the bed, desk, and rug in a plan-like view from above.
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> **Final Instruction:** Ensure absolute consistency in all colors, textures, materials, and object placements with **the provided reference image** across all four generated viewpoints.