Marriott 럭셔리 호텔 광고

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

[Purpose]
Luxury hotel advertisement hero layout for Marriott-style brand marketing, combining room hero, lounge, dining, and scenic hospitality cues into a polished editorial ad.
Designed for premium web banners, hospitality campaign posters, and social ads with a global magazine-like finish, with realistic booking information, campaign copy, and hospitality details integrated into the image.

[Composition]
- Main subject area: {제품·소재} arranged as a layered hospitality showcase, with the 객실 hero taking about 60% of the frame and the supporting 라운지·식당·풍경 elements integrated as secondary visual blocks.
- Background treatment: deep charcoal-to-warm-neutral hotel interior surface with visible marble veining, woven linen bedding, walnut wood, brushed brass, ceramic tableware, velvet seating, folded towels, fresh flowers, a room key card, and warm lamp reflections.
- Framing direction: strong horizontal premium-ad composition with a refined editorial grid; use a dedicated typography panel over the darker architectural portion while allowing the room, dining table, skyline window, and lounge vignette to feel inhabited and believable.
- Brand feel: apply {브랜드 톤} as the dominant visual voice, while keeping the scene aligned to {시그니처 결}.
- Realistic ad additions: include a small booking information strip, property/location label, campaign date label, rate line, website/contact line, and a discreet QR or barcode-style reservation area.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
- Hero zone (left or center-left, 55–60%): a cinematic luxury hotel room scene with crisp bedding, layered pillows, a textured throw blanket, elegant bedside lighting, polished marble nightstand, city-view window, warm reflections, and premium architectural depth.
- Secondary story zone (right or lower band, 25–30%): {제품·소재} elements such as lounge seating with a brass side table, refined dining details with wine glass, plated dessert or breakfast tray, menu card, linen napkin, and a softly lit exterior or cityscape cue, arranged as a curated hospitality story rather than a flat montage.
- Typography zone (upper-right or upper-center, 15–20%): place the main Marriott brand headline and supporting Korean subcopy in a crisp hierarchy, aligned to the grid and balanced with the imagery.
- Detail accents: introduce subtle gold highlights, soft edge glows, thin divider lines, small campaign tabs, corner labels, and premium editorial annotations so the advertisement reads as upscale corporate hospitality.
- Copy integration: place {카피·타이포} so the English and Korean text feel balanced, with the headline visually dominant and the smaller information supporting it.
- Information strip: add realistic short Korean ad details such as 2026 SUMMER STAY, 서울 리버사이드 스위트, 체크인 15:00, 조식 포함 패키지, 1박 ₩320,000부터, 예약 marriott.com/kr/stay, 문의 02-0000-2026.
- Layout logic: follow {레이아웃} exactly, keeping the hero image dominant and the text hierarchy clear.
- Proportion: maintain {비율} with a premium banner/poster feeling suitable for 1536x1024.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for Korean body copy, paired with a clean serif or high-end sans serif for the headline; headline weight bold or semibold, subcopy medium, small info regular, with generous tracking on the brand line.
- Color palette: {컬러 팔레트}; Marriott dark charcoal #1C1C1C, gold #C8A76A, warm white #F7F4EE, beige #D8CBB8, deep brown #4A3A2A.
- Border/shadow: soft luxury drop shadow with 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 18% opacity; thin gold separators, small label rules, and subtle frame lines may be used where they support the editorial ad hierarchy.
- Surface finish: polished editorial print look with slight paper grain or satin poster texture, not glossy plastic.
- Graphic details: include tasteful campaign microtext, tiny reservation icons, a small QR/barcode reservation block, and sponsor/partner-style text lines without making them look like official certification seals.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: full-frame architectural/hospitality photography look, 24mm wide-angle for room and layout balance, plus 50mm or 85mm detail feel for accents; f/4 to f/5.6 for clean depth separation.
- Lighting: {무드·라이팅}; soft natural daylight from large windows on one side, combined with warm amber practical lamps and a gentle rim light to define furniture edges; reflections controlled and realistic.
- Color grade: warm cream, gold, espresso brown, and charcoal black with a refined editorial contrast, similar to a luxury hospitality campaign in Condé Nast Traveler or The New York Times T Magazine style.
- Material realism: show believable hotel-scale proportions, natural fabric folds, real marble reflections, brushed metal edges, glass highlights, wood grain, and soft shadows from furniture and table objects.

[6. MOOD]
Premium global hotel campaign — Condé Nast Traveler / T Magazine hospitality editorial feel with a refined Marriott corporate-luxury finish.
The mood should feel like a real luxury suite advertisement photographed during golden hour: inviting, polished, aspirational, and ready for booking.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: render these exact visible text elements clearly where appropriate: Marriott, 한글 부제, 럭셔리 카피, 서울 리버사이드 스위트, 2026 SUMMER STAY, 조식 포함 패키지, 1박 ₩320,000부터, 예약하기.
- Include short Korean feature blurbs in the layout, such as 도심 속 프라이빗 휴식, 라운지 애프터눈 티, 한강 전망 스위트, 주말 한정 혜택.
- The composition must clearly present one dominant luxury hotel hero scene plus supporting hospitality scenes, without looking like a generic collage.
- Keep all typography sharp, evenly spaced, and fully legible; no broken Korean characters.
- Maintain upscale, realistic hotel proportions and materials; architecture, furniture, bedding, tableware, and window perspective must feel physically plausible.

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