1인 가구 자취방 룸투어

프롬프트 원문

[Input]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1536

[Purpose]
1-2 English lines: realistic vertical apartment room-tour infographic for a single-person Korean studio, designed like a shareable interior magazine / Instagram save-card.
Concrete: 1인 가구 자취방 룸투어 showing compact living flow, furniture zoning, storage tips, budget cues, and small lifestyle details that make the room feel genuinely lived-in.

[Composition]
- Main room diagram occupies about 68–72% of the frame, with a top editorial title band at 12%, a slim metadata strip, and a bottom budget / save note band at 8–10%.
- {평수·결} describes the apartment scale and interior tone as the primary context label, displayed near the title as a small Korean subtitle chip.
- {가구 구성} should be distributed into clear zones: sleep, work, dining, cooking prep, entry, and storage, separated by thin floor-plan lines, small rugs, lighting pools, and subtle label tags.
- {수납 팁} appears as a callout cluster near cabinets, under-bed storage, pegboard hooks, wall shelving, rolling cart, and entryway shoe storage, with neat arrows pointing to the relevant furniture.
- {비주얼} defines the main rendering method, using a polished room diagram, 3D isometric mockup, or flat-plan presentation with readable Korean labels and believable household objects.
- Background treatment: warm off-white paper base with light cream grid texture, faint notebook crease, tiny measurement ticks, and soft editorial card shadows for a realistic printed-room-tour feel.
- Add social content details: small handle “@onehome_log”, date label “2026.05 ROOM TOUR”, save/share micro icons, page indicator “01 / 04”, and short hashtag line “#원룸인테리어 #자취방정리 #수납루틴”.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
1. Header band: set the main title as a bold Korean room-tour headline, centered near the top: “1인 가구 자취방 룸투어”. Add small editorial labels such as “VOL.024”, “2026년 5월호”, and “한글 정확 체크” in compact side text.
2. Main layout panel: show the room as a compact apartment overview with bed, desk, chair, small dining table, plant, wardrobe, low cabinet, laundry basket, lamp, rug, curtain, books, mug, laptop, cushions, framed print, slippers, charging cable, and entry mat placed logically for a realistic single-person flow.
3. Storage highlight panel: emphasize under-bed boxes, wall shelves, stackable fabric bins, S-hooks, vertical file holders, pegboard, and multipurpose dining table drawers with small Korean label tags and pointer lines.
4. Visual mode layer: render {비주얼} as an editorial presentation style with crisp furniture outlines, soft natural shadows, tactile wood / fabric / paper textures, and easy-to-read furniture annotations.
5. Color system: apply {컬러} as the full palette across walls, furniture, labels, textiles, rugs, lamps, and accent props so the interior looks cohesive, practical, and lived-in.
6. Budget note band: place {예산} in a compact footer block styled like a small receipt / cost summary card, with Korean lines such as “가구 예산”, “수납템”, “조명·패브릭”, and “총정리 메모”.
7. Proportion note: include {비율} as the final framing reference for a tall portrait layout, ensuring the composition fills the full vertical canvas with readable room details.
8. Extra editorial microcopy: include 2–3 short Korean blurbs around the layout, such as “침대 아래 2단 박스”, “책상 옆 30cm 틈새장”, “식탁은 작업대로 겸용”, and a small caption “오늘의 자취방 기록”.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: Pretendard or Noto Sans KR, bold for title 700, medium for labels 500, small note text 400; title around 52px, labels around 22px, note text around 16px, micro metadata around 12–14px.
- Color palette: use {컬러} plus supporting neutrals like #F6F1E8, #E7DED1, #4A4A4A, muted botanical green, warm oak brown, soft linen beige, and small charcoal accent marks.
- Border/shadow: thin 1px charcoal rules, soft drop shadow 4px y-offset, 10px blur, 12% opacity for cards and labels; add tiny pin marks, dotted guide lines, and subtle divider rules.
- Texture detail: show believable oak grain on desk and shelves, cotton texture on bedding, woven rug fibers, matte ceramic mug, paper label stickers, and faint scuffs on storage boxes.
- Label style: use rounded rectangular Korean tags, tiny arrow leaders, numbered markers ① ② ③, and consistent spacing so every furniture zone feels like a real room-tour annotation.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: clean top-down interior layout with a 35mm architectural perspective feel, or a 24mm flat-lay presentation if drawn as a plan-style poster.
- Lighting: soft diffused daylight from upper-left, low-contrast fill from the right, gentle shadows under bed, desk, shelves, chair, bins, and plant leaves, with evenly readable surfaces.
- Color grade: warm cream + oak wood + charcoal + plant green, slightly desaturated for a calm practical apartment-documentary look.
- Realism cues: include small everyday items without cluttering legibility — phone charger, folded throw, tiny calendar, laundry mesh bag, sticky notes, book stack, rice cooker corner, water bottle, and slippers near the entry.

[6. MOOD]
Modern Scandinavian Korean studio editorial — cozy, practical, magazine-like room-tour card with realistic daily-life traces, smart storage, warm daylight, and a save-worthy social media layout.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: 반드시 다음 문구가 정확히 보여야 함: “1인 가구 자취방 룸투어”, “한글 정확”, “평수·결”, “가구 구성”, “수납 팁”, “비주얼”, “컬러”, “예산”, “비율”.
- Also render the following Korean microcopy clearly where appropriate: “VOL.024”, “2026년 5월호”, “오늘의 자취방 기록”, “침대 아래 2단 박스”, “책상 옆 30cm 틈새장”, “식탁은 작업대로 겸용”, “#원룸인테리어”.
- All room labels, notes, handle text, page indicator, and budget text must be fully legible Korean with no broken syllables or mistranslated characters.
- Keep furniture arrangement realistic for a single-person room, with clear zoning, believable walking paths, and no impossible overlaps.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters
- Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness