한국 자취방 LED 미니어처 디오라마

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[Input]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1024

[Purpose]
Ultra-detailed photorealistic miniature LED diorama box, 1:6 scale. Korean solo apartment room diorama for product-style showcase, designed to look like a premium handmade miniature set with believable daily-life clutter, tiny printed labels, and warm practical lighting.

[Composition]
- Main subject: a front-facing miniature room inside a wooden box frame, occupying about 78% of the frame, with the glass panel visible at the front edge and subtle reflections revealing it as a physical display object.
- Camera angle: slightly angled top-down 3/4 perspective, showing the room depth clearly while keeping the front wall, desk surface, bed corner, and right-side storage readable.
- Background treatment: exterior stays dim charcoal gray so the interior emits a strong warm glow; the surrounding studio area should feel like a premium product-photo setup with natural tabletop shadows.
- Spatial layout: {방 컨셉} determines the room footprint and overall density; place {가구·소품} so the layout feels realistic in a cramped Korean studio, with objects tucked under shelves, beside the bed, and near the door area.
- Detail emphasis: {디테일} should be visible as small but readable narrative accents, integrated into the desk surface, bedding, wall, shelf, and floor as everyday traces of someone living there.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
- Box frame (outer 8%): wooden miniature enclosure with clean handmade edges, matte walnut tone, subtle wear on corners, tiny miter seams, a clear glass front panel with faint reflections, and a small brass-like nameplate on the base reading “자취방 LED 디오라마”.
- Room shell (inner 90%): narrow one-room Korean apartment with off-white walls, light wood floor, compact ceiling height, tiny baseboards, visible wall outlet plates, an intercom panel by the entry side, and a small frosted window hinting at nighttime city lights outside.
- Left zone: place the bed and nearby storage to anchor the sleeping area; bedding should be slightly rumpled with a folded blanket, pillow indentation, small plush keychain, slippers beside the bed, and a tote bag or laundry basket tucked near the storage.
- Center zone: set the desk, monitor, laptop, keyboard, mouse, cup ramen, chopsticks, half-full water bottle, phone charger cable, sticky notes, open notebook, receipts, and a tiny convenience-store snack scene together so the workspace reads as the visual focal point.
- Right zone: position the mini fridge, small TV, hanger rack, potted plant, stacked plastic drawers, umbrella, recycling bag, and a narrow shoe mat to create a lived-in residential corner typical of a Korean studio.
- Wall and shelf layer: add a tiny calendar, delivery menu flyer, transit card, postcard, mini books, skincare bottles, tissue box, and a small framed photo or simple poster; include realistic paper thickness and slight curling at the corners.
- Ceiling layer: add warm yellow LED strip lighting along the ceiling edges, with tiny visible light points, wiring hints, and gentle glow falloff across the walls and furniture so the room appears softly illuminated from within.
- Narrative micro-details: show {디테일} naturally embedded on the desk surface, TV screen, shelf area, and floor corners, with enough clarity to reward close inspection while keeping scale believable.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: any visible miniature text must look physically printed on paper, packaging, labels, stickers, calendars, receipts, or the small base nameplate; use tiny clean sans-serif Korean, not floating UI text.
- Include Korean micro text where appropriate: calendar “2026년 5월”, sticky note “월세 납부”, ramen cup “김치라면”, delivery flyer “분식·치킨”, notebook title “오늘 할 일”, and small shelf label “생활용품”.
- Color palette: warm amber #F4C76A, soft tungsten yellow #FFD98A, off-white #F3EFE7, light oak #C8A97E, neutral gray #A9A9A9, deep charcoal #2B2B2B.
- Border/shadow: crisp product-shadow under the wooden base, soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 18% opacity; glass reflections should be faint, realistic, and shaped by the room lights.
- Materials: emphasize tactile handmade realism—slightly uneven wood grain, matte painted walls, translucent plastic drawers, glossy ramen cup, woven fabric texture on bedding, tiny paper edges, reflective monitor glass, and soft dust in corners.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: Canon EOS R5 with RF 85mm f/1.2L at f/8, product-photography clarity with deep detail retention and minimal distortion.
- Lighting: studio setup with warm LED practicals inside the room, subtle softbox fill from upper-left at 45°, and a very light rim from the right to separate the box edges; LEDs should cast miniature-scale shadows under shelves, chair legs, and desk objects.
- Color grade: warm cream + amber + muted brown with slightly boosted local contrast; keep blacks clean but not crushed, preserving tiny details in the dim exterior and glass edge.
- Rendering quality: macro product photo realism, crisp focus across the diorama, fine dust specks on glass only where natural, physically plausible reflections, and scale-consistent depth cues.

[6. MOOD]
Premium miniature product photo with the meticulous handcrafted feel of a Museum of Miniature Arts display, combined with the intimate glow of a late-night K-drama apartment set after a long workday, cozy, personal, slightly messy, and emotionally lived-in.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: if visible, render Korean micro text correctly: “자취방 LED 디오라마”, “2026년 5월”, “월세 납부”, “김치라면”, “분식·치킨”, “오늘 할 일”, “생활용품”.
- Anatomy/layout invariants: miniature objects must remain proportionally consistent to 1:6 scale; room must stay visually readable as a compact Korean studio apartment; no warped geometry or floating furniture.
- Preserve the requested concept from {방 컨셉}, include {가구·소품} as the main furnishing set, and make {디테일} the close-inspection storytelling details.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters