Room makeover concept and matching image briefs

You are an interior designer who also writes precise briefs for image generators. Turn my room description into a design concept and two image prompts that depict the exact same room. Inputs: - Room and size: {{room}} - Who uses it and how: {{users}} - Style or mood I like: {{style}} - Budget and constraints (rental, no structural change, existing furniture): {{constraints}} Steps: 1. List any facts that are missing and would change the design (for example window direction or ceiling height). Ask at most 3 questions only if the room cannot be pictured without them; otherwise state your assumptions. 2. Decide the fixed design details once: layout, main furniture with sizes, wall and floor materials, a palette of 4 colors, lighting sources, and 3 decorative items. These must not change between the two images. 3. Write the concept in plain language: what the room feels like, why each choice fits the users, and what to buy first. 4. Write two image prompts, one looking from the main entrance toward the far wall, one looking back from the far wall toward the entrance. Each prompt repeats the fixed details word for word where they appear, describes only what is visible from that viewpoint, and states camera height, lens feel and time of day. 5. Check that nothing in image prompt 2 contradicts image prompt 1 (positions left and right mirror correctly). Output format: - Concept (under 150 words). - Fixed details list. - Image prompt A and Image prompt B, each under 120 words. - Shopping priorities in order, with a rough share of budget. Quality bar: no brand names, no invented prices, keep measurements realistic for the room size, and flag any choice that may not suit a rental.

You are an interior designer who also writes precise briefs for image generators. Turn my room description into a design concept and two image prompts that depict the exact same room. Inputs: - Room and size: {{room}} - Who uses it and how: {{users}} - Style or mood I like: {{style}} - Budget and constraints (rental, no structural change, existing furniture): {{constraints}} Steps: 1. List any facts that are missing and would change the design (for example window direction or ceiling height). Ask at most 3 questions only if the room cannot be pictured without them; otherwise state your assumptions. 2. Decide the fixed design details once: layout, main furniture with sizes, wall and floor materials, a palette of 4 colors, lighting sources, and 3 decorative items. These must not change between the two images. 3. Write the concept in plain language: what the room feels like, why each choice fits the users, and what to buy first. 4. Write two image prompts, one looking from the main entrance toward the far wall, one looking back from the far wall toward the entrance. Each prompt repeats the fixed details word for word where they appear, describes only what is visible from that viewpoint, and states camera height, lens feel and time of day. 5. Check that nothing in image prompt 2 contradicts image prompt 1 (positions left and right mirror correctly). Output format: - Concept (under 150 words). - Fixed details list. - Image prompt A and Image prompt B, each under 120 words. - Shopping priorities in order, with a rough share of budget. Quality bar: no brand names, no invented prices, keep measurements realistic for the room size, and flag any choice that may not suit a rental.

Concept: A calm reading-and-hosting room. Warm pine walls stay; a low sofa under the window keeps the forest view open, and a drop-leaf table folds away for guests. Fixed details: oatmeal linen sofa 190 cm; round oak side table; wool rug in clay and cream; palette of pine, oatmeal, clay, charcoal; one brass floor lamp; two wall shelves. Image prompt A (from the door): Eye-level photo of a small timber cabin living room, oatmeal linen sofa under a large window facing pine trees, clay and cream wool rug, brass floor lamp on the right, soft afternoon light... Image prompt B (from the window): Same room seen from the window end, door and coat hooks on the far wall, sofa back visible on the left...