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 reverse view from the window toward the doorway (window, shelf, robot and fridge are behind the camera, not in frame).
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