자취 인테리어 비포애프터 4컷

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[Input]
- reference_image: {참고 이미지}
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1024

[Purpose]
Korean one-room interior before/after 4-cut grid, social-media-ready square post. Show a realistic lived-in 자취방 transformation with clear comparison across stages, like an Instagram interior makeover card that includes practical room details, small captions, and believable everyday objects.

[Composition]
- Compose a 1024x1024 square post using {레이아웃}: a slim Instagram-style header at the top, a central 2x2 photo grid, and a compact footer caption bar.
- Center the 2x2 grid so each panel reads equally, with thin gutters between cells and a consistent camera angle across all four cuts.
- Keep the room layout stable across panels; only props, tidiness, lighting touches, textiles, and styling evolve from messy to complete according to {4컷 흐름}.
- Use {원본 보존} as the base room source, preserving the original room structure, window position, walls, floor, and major furniture placement.
- Background treatment: small Korean one-room studio, 5-pyeong feel, wood floor, off-white walls, real wall texture, cable traces, small storage solutions, delivery boxes, bedding wrinkles, fabric grain, and natural lived-in details matching {공간 컨셉}.
- Each panel must have a small label sticker at the top-left of each cell: BEFORE / 정리 / 꾸밈 / AFTER, styled like matte paper tape or a clean rounded tag.
- Add social-post context: top header text "@my_room_log · 자취방 비포애프터", small date/location label "2026.05.01 · 서울 원룸", bottom caption "5평 방, 오늘부터 집답게" plus tiny save/share/comment micro icons and hashtags "#자취인테리어 #비포애프터 #원룸꾸미기".
- Include small handwritten-style Korean micro notes inside or near panels, such as "입주 첫날", "바닥 확보", "조명 추가", "완성샷", placed like subtle annotation stickers without hiding the room.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
1) Panel 1 — BEFORE: show the room immediately after moving in, with 택배 boxes, shopping bags, scattered clothes, tangled charging cables, uneven bedding, plastic storage bins, a half-open suitcase, and a slightly chaotic floor.
2) Panel 2 — 정리: clear most of the floor, align furniture edges, stack boxes neatly, fold textiles, group books and toiletries, add a laundry basket, and make the same room angle visibly easier to read.
3) Panel 3 — 꾸밈: add a small plant, warm table lamp, fabric curtain or sheer panel, small mirror or wall poster, tray with mug and notebook, cushion, rug edge, and a few curated daily-life props that introduce personality.
4) Panel 4 — AFTER: present the finished room as the hero frame, with cohesive bedding, tidy desk or side table, warm lamp glow, neatly managed cables, styled shelf, small plant, framed print, rug, and calm editorial interior-photo feel.
5) Across all panels, keep the same structural anchors in place so the before/after progression is immediately comparable: same window, bed orientation, wall corner, floor line, and main furniture footprint.
6) Make the transformation readable at a glance: clutter density decreases from left/top to right/bottom progression, while warmth, texture, organization, and styling increase.
7) Add realistic interior details: fabric weave on bedding, cardboard box seams, wood floor scratches, wall outlet, cable clips, small price-tag-like sticky note "예산 ₩73,000", and a tiny checklist sticker "수납 / 조명 / 러그".

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, bold for labels at 18–24px equivalent, clean sans for header/footer captions, with tiny UI text kept plausible and legible.
- Color palette: faded beige, wood brown, sage green accents, warm white, muted gray; use the palette implied by {컬러 톤}.
- Border/shadow: thin light-gray separators, subtle soft shadow under each panel, soft matte sticker labels, realistic paper/card texture in the header and footer areas, no heavy outlines or glossy UI framing.
- Keep the image realistic and slightly editorial, with natural room textures, readable object edges, believable household clutter, and photo-based lighting.
- The post should feel like an actual Korean interior account upload, not a showroom render: include modest furniture, affordable storage, practical styling, and small signs of daily use.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: full-frame 35mm lens, eye-level interior snapshot, f/4 look for moderate depth of field and clear room detail.
- Lighting: all four panels under {시간대·라이팅}, natural side light from a window with soft diffused daylight direction kept consistent for comparison; Panel 3 and Panel 4 may include a warm lamp accent while retaining the same daylight base.
- Color grade: Portra-like faded beige and muted sage, gentle contrast, slightly lifted shadows, warm wood neutrality.
- Texture rendering: real cardboard, cotton bedding, woven rug, matte painted wall, plastic storage, ceramic mug, glass mirror reflection, and soft dust/floor wear should look photographic.

[6. MOOD]
Independent lifestyle magazine interior makeover spread meets Korean Instagram room-log post — practical, cozy, personal, and achievable, with the satisfaction of a real weekend 자취방 transformation.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: the panel labels must appear exactly as: "BEFORE", "정리", "꾸밈", "AFTER".
- Render these supporting texts accurately where included: "@my_room_log · 자취방 비포애프터", "2026.05.01 · 서울 원룸", "5평 방, 오늘부터 집답게", "#자취인테리어 #비포애프터 #원룸꾸미기", "입주 첫날", "바닥 확보", "조명 추가", "완성샷".
- Preserve the same room identity across all 4 panels: same space, same viewpoint, same scale, same window/wall/floor relationship.
- The visual progression must clearly show increasing tidiness, organization, texture, and styling from panel 1 to panel 4.
- Do not change the room into a different apartment or a different layout between panels.

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