The FIRST image is a 3D blockout render of our kitchen (grey and brown boxes). Turn it into a finished frame. KEEP ITS GEOMETRY EXACTLY: the same camera, perspective and framing, every object in exactly the same place, size, orientation and count (including the trapdoor and the direction of its iron ring handle) - add nothing that is not in the blockout, remove nothing. Replace the plain boxes with real detailed objects and the look of the SECOND image (the master kitchen): honey plank walls, warm wooden cabinets and drawers, cream retro fridge, white stove with a green kettle and hanging utensils, spindle-back wooden chairs, a round wooden stool, a peach lattice pie under a clear glass dome, a square wooden trapdoor in the floorboards with an iron ring, warm golden-hour sunset light, the sunset sea in the window. The little figure on the shelf is the plush robot from the THIRD image: soft beige-grey felt, no mouth, two glowing warm-orange eyes, a sea-teal braided cord tail plugged into a white power strip. Painterly 3D animation like a living oil painting, visible brushstroke textures, soft painted edges. No people, no text. This is the view from the east wall toward the stove.
