Replace “wide-shot” and “relaxed candid composition” with “medium shot, centered composition with the woman and open book as the clear focal point,” and change “shallow depth of field” to “focused face, hands, and book with softly blurred plants and bookshelf.” Keep “vintage burgundy velvet armchair” to retain the strongest color anchor.

Replace “cool-morning natural daylight through tall windows” with “warm late-afternoon golden sunlight through tall windows,” and change “gentle soft shadows” to “long warm shadows with subtle amber highlights.” You can also replace the dominant “green, brown, tan, gray” balance with “green, brown, amber, and cream” while keeping the burgundy chair.

Keep the fixed phrases “photorealistic,” “cinematic interior photography look,” “realistic home decor textures,” and “relaxed candid composition,” then swap one setting element per image. For example, replace “light oak bookshelf filled with neatly arranged books” with “painted cream bookcase filled with art books,” or replace “lush houseplants with more visible trailing vines” with “a single tall fiddle-leaf fig and small ceramic succulents,” while preserving “vintage burgundy velvet armchair” and “subtle geometric patterned area rug.”