한국 인테리어 컨셉 비주얼 (자취방·신혼집·매장)

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[Input]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1536x1024

[Purpose]
Korean interior concept visual for {공간 종류 및 크기}, rendered as a realistic lifestyle/editorial interior photograph for a designer portfolio, blog hero image, and Pinterest-style inspiration board.

[Composition]
- Main room composition: frame {공간 종류 및 크기} from {시점 및 구도}, with believable room depth extending from foreground left to back right and visible Korean apartment or small-shop architectural details such as baseboards, window frame, curtain rail, wall outlet, door trim, and ceiling light wiring.
- Subject placement: the seating/rest or customer-facing zone occupies about 45% of the frame, while the desk/storage/display zone, plants, lighting, and daily objects balance the opposite side.
- Background treatment: Korean interior with matte white or cream walls, light wood flooring, subtle wall texture, fabric curtains, realistic floor joints, and small lived-in details that support {인테리어 스타일}.
- Spacing and framing: compose the room like an interior magazine feature with clear sightlines, natural furniture spacing, and a small editorial Korean label area integrated into the image as a caption card, sticky note, or translucent magazine-style text block.
- Use {공간 종류 및 크기}, {인테리어 스타일}, {핵심 요소 및 분위기}, {주요 색상 팔레트}, {시점 및 구도}, {조명 및 시간대} as the concrete design directions.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
- Foreground zone: show a soft-textured rug, a low sofa, floor cushion, dining bench, or compact lounge chair; include a small side table with stacked Korean magazines, a ceramic mug, phone, remote, small tray, or linen coaster to establish domestic scale.
- Main living zone: arrange the primary furniture according to {인테리어 스타일}, with warm wood surfaces, practical Korean storage, open shelving, baskets, hooks, framed prints, folded textiles, and everyday items placed naturally rather than symmetrically.
- Functional detail layer: add realistic objects suited to {공간 종류 및 크기}, such as slippers near the entrance, a tiny kitchen cart, laptop on a desk, wall calendar, fabric tote bag, diffuser, bookends, table lamp, price/menu card for a store concept, or neatly displayed product samples.
- Accent layer: express {핵심 요소 및 분위기} through natural lifestyle details — healthy green plants in ceramic pots, books with Korean spines, a throw blanket, cushion texture, glass vase, candle warmer, small speaker, or handmade ceramic cup.
- Color application: build the palette from {주요 색상 팔레트}, with warm oak brown on furniture, cream on textiles, soft gray in metal or structural elements, off-white wall surfaces, and one muted accent color repeated in small objects such as a cushion, poster, lamp shade, or flower.
- View and light: render the room from {시점 및 구도} with {조명 및 시간대} so window light, pendant light, and bounce reflections create realistic shadow falloff, highlights on wood grain, gentle fabric texture, and depth across the room.
- Text overlay area: include a small Korean editorial caption in one corner or on a paper label, such as "공간 기록", "오늘의 무드", "서울 작은집 스타일링", plus tiny metadata lines like "VOL.112", "2026.05", "@home_note.kr"; the label should feel like an interior magazine caption rather than a poster headline.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, medium to bold weight for the short Korean title label, regular weight for metadata, with crisp anti-aliased Korean characters and realistic printed or screen-rendered texture.
- Color palette: warm oak brown, cream #F4EFE6, soft gray #CFCBC4, off-white #FAFAF7, and one muted accent from {주요 색상 팔레트}.
- Surface detail: emphasize tactile realism — woven rug fibers, linen curtains, matte ceramic, wood grain, paper edges, book covers, plant leaves, soft cushion seams, and subtle wall imperfections.
- Graphic treatment: if an editorial label is present, place it on a small translucent panel, paper tag, or magazine-caption block with a fine hairline rule and soft natural shadow that matches the room lighting.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: full-frame interior photography look, 24mm wide-angle lens at f/8, angled corner composition with corrected verticals.
- Lighting: late-afternoon natural light entering from one side, combined with a warm pendant lamp overhead; soft directional shadows and gentle bounce fill.
- Color grade: warm cream and wood tones with slightly desaturated gray balance, clean editorial contrast, realistic texture response, and a touch of muted Seoul apartment realism.
- Rendering quality: photorealistic interior photography with believable scale, accurate perspective, visible material grain, natural object placement, and magazine-quality composition for a 1536x1024 horizontal image.

[6. MOOD]
Korean lifestyle magazine interior spread — between Dezeen apartment reportage, a calm Kinfolk home feature, and a realistic Seoul small-space styling shoot with warm lived-in details.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: the following Korean strings must appear correctly in the rendered image if label text is included: "공간 종류 및 크기", "인테리어 스타일", "핵심 요소 및 분위기", "주요 색상 팔레트", "시점 및 구도", "조명 및 시간대".
- Additional Korean text may appear as realistic editorial details, for example "공간 기록", "서울 작은집 스타일링", "오늘의 무드", "VOL.112", "2026.05", "@home_note.kr"; all Korean characters must be sharp and correctly formed.
- Layout invariants: the space must remain clearly a small Korean interior concept for {공간 종류 및 크기}; preserve believable proportions for furniture, lighting, plants, shelving, textiles, and architectural elements.
- The final image should read as an actual photographed room or store corner, not a flat layout mockup.

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