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Create a photorealistic professional architectural interior photograph for a contemporary residential editorial, presenting an expressive skateboard-collector bedroom with dark charcoal walls, dense original graphic wall art, mounted skateboards, purple ambient lighting, a low platform bed, scattered boards and accessories, and a gritty creative studio-bedroom atmosphere.
Canvas: square 1:1 composition, full-bleed. Use an eye-level slightly elevated environmental viewpoint with a natural 28–35mm architectural lens-look. Preserve the room corner, ceiling perimeter, dark walls, purple LED strip around the crown molding, pendant bulbs at upper left, bed occupying the lower-middle/right area, skateboard displays across the walls, desk zone at left, and broad wooden floor foreground. Keep perspective believable and avoid excessive wide-angle distortion.
Scene / architecture: a compact urban bedroom with dark charcoal-gray walls #252329, warm natural wood flooring #B28A5C, white ceiling trim #D8D2C9, and a continuous purple LED light band #8B35D1 tracing the ceiling perimeter. The room combines bedroom, skateboard display, creative workspace, and collector-gallery functions. Use a dense but intentional arrangement of original skateboard graphics, framed prints, stickers, small posters, and wall-mounted objects.
Main subject: a low platform bed with a dark charcoal upholstered base #33343A occupies the central-lower portion of the room. The bed has layered dark gray pillows and a voluminous purple galaxy-patterned comforter #5A397A with subtle speckled highlights. A broad decorative strip around the bed base contains assorted original colorful circular and geometric graphic motifs, rendered as non-readable design elements.
Skateboard display: preserve multiple decorated skateboard decks mounted vertically on the walls, including two prominent boards on the right wall and several boards on the left and rear walls. Create original high-energy skate graphics using black #15151A, off-white #E8E3D9, muted red #9E3E52, purple #6C3D91, teal #247F88, and ochre #B58A3A. Decks should have believable concave geometry, trucks, wheels, mounting hardware, scratches, printed graphics, and subtle wear. Do not reproduce recognizable skateboard brands, proprietary graphics, or exact source deck artwork.
Wall gallery: cover the dark walls with a curated collection of original monochrome and limited-color skate-inspired illustrations, abstract symbols, distorted lettering-like shapes, skull-inspired motifs, flames, creatures, geometric emblems, stickers, and hand-drawn graphics. Any lettering must be non-readable decorative texture. Preserve the dense visual rhythm and irregular collage arrangement without copying recognizable source artwork.
Lighting: use purple LED perimeter lighting around #8B35D1 as the dominant ambient accent. Add several warm exposed filament pendant bulbs around #F2B56A at the upper-left, producing small pools of warm light and visible filament glow. Include a cooler focused task light near the desk/bed zone. Preserve mixed warm-and-purple illumination, soft local shadows, controlled highlights, and realistic falloff. Avoid neon clipping, muddy blacks, or excessive color cast.
Furniture and workspace: include a compact dark desk/work surface at the far left with a simple metal chair, a small desk lamp, and scattered creative objects. Place a low upholstered beanbag or lounge cushion near the left foreground. Preserve the informal, slightly cluttered collector-studio feeling without adding unrelated furniture.
Floor objects: retain several loose skateboards across the wooden floor in the foreground and midground, positioned at believable angles with visible trucks and wheels. Include several generic beverage cans and small skateboard-related accessories scattered naturally around the bed and floor. All cans must be generic with no readable brand identity, logos, or recognizable packaging.
Materials: preserve realistic painted wall texture, natural wood grain, skateboard deck lacquer, printed graphic surfaces, rubber wheels, metal trucks, soft bedding, woven comforter texture, upholstery compression, glass/metal lamp surfaces, and small sticker-paper details. Add subtle scratches, scuffs, edge wear, and realistic contact shadows appropriate to a heavily used creative room.
Color palette: charcoal wall #252329, dark charcoal furniture #33343A, warm natural wood #B28A5C, warm white #E8E3D9, purple LED #8B35D1, galaxy purple #5A397A, warm filament amber #F2B56A, black #15151A, muted red #9E3E52, teal #247F88, and ochre #B58A3A. Keep purple as the dominant accent while allowing small saturated graphic details.
Composition: establish a strong triangular visual flow from the left workspace and hanging bulbs, through the central bed and comforter, toward the dense skateboard gallery on the right wall. Use the ceiling LED line as a framing device. Keep the largest skateboard decks and most visually important artwork in the middle and right background, while scattered boards and cans create controlled foreground depth.
Text and identity: do not reproduce readable source lettering, brand names, company names, creator names, signatures, handles, domains, contact details, watermarks, or recognizable logos. Convert any visible source brand or wordmark to the exact sanitized placeholder `Brand Name` only when a brand is clearly readable; otherwise use non-readable graphic texture. Personal creator/byline identity, if present, becomes `Vibao`. Do not invent contact information.
Preserve: square framing, dark bedroom architecture, purple ceiling perimeter light, warm filament bulbs, low platform bed, purple galaxy-patterned bedding, dense skateboard gallery, multiple wall-mounted decks, creative workspace at left, loose skateboards on the floor, warm wood flooring, mixed warm-and-purple lighting, collector-room density, object relationships, and gritty creative atmosphere.
Constraints: no physical people, no recognizable skateboard brands, no recognizable artwork, no exact source graphics, no readable unauthorized text, no logos, no watermark, no duplicate skateboards, no floating objects, no warped deck geometry, no impossible wheels or trucks, no excessive wide-angle distortion, no plastic-looking materials, no fake HDR, no crushed shadows, no blown highlights, no sterile minimalism, and no redesign of the room layout.
Finish: high-detail photorealistic architectural interior photography with believable wood grain, textile weave, skateboard lacquer, printed graphics, rubber and metal surfaces, natural wear, coherent mixed-color lighting, accurate contact shadows, controlled saturation, realistic reflections, crisp object separation, and commercially presentable editorial interior-design quality.