Turn @image1 into a real photograph of the same room. Keep EXACTLY the same camera position, lens, framing and composition as @image1, and keep every piece of furniture, object, wall, door, window and the staircase in exactly the same place, shape and colour family. @image2 is the top-down floor plan of this same ground floor: use it only to understand the layout, never show it.
Change only the rendering: it must look like a frame from a high-end live-action family TV series shot on a cinema camera, not a 3D architectural render. Real materials with real texture and slight imperfection: oak herringbone floor with tiny scuffs, velvet sofa with creases, linen curtains, ceramic tiles, painted walls with subtle roller texture, natural reflections. A family lives here: a few lived-in touches only, nothing removed. Natural soft daylight from the big windows on the left, realistic exposure and contrast, no CGI gloss, no plastic look, no text, no people.
Colour: the same palette as @image1 but natural and slightly muted, as a real camera with a neutral grade would record it: the mustard sofa and the right wall a softer, warm ochre, the kitchen a soft grey-blue, the hallway a soft sage; true-to-life whites, no oversaturation.
