ReRoom

Use the provided reference desk image and KEEP THE EXACT SAME DESK POSITION, SCALE, CAMERA ANGLE AND FRAMING. DO NOT redesign, restyle, resize, modify or reinterpret the desk in any way. The desk must remain 100% identical in structure, proportions, detailing, edges, panel divisions and base geometry. No people. No additional furniture. No decorative objects unless originally visible. Background – infinite white studio Place the desk in a high-end photographic studio environment. Background: seamless white cyclorama wall (infinity wall). Clean, minimal, fading white backdrop with soft horizon blend. No visible corners. No texture. No gradients except natural light falloff. Subtle tonal transition from white to very light neutral grey due to studio lighting. Pure exhibition-style setting to fully expose the desk. Floor – polished concrete Floor material: architectural polished concrete. Color: light neutral grey, cool-balanced. No warm beige tones. No yellow. No brown cast. Very subtle micro-texture. Fine mineral structure visible up close. Finish: semi-polished / satin polished concrete. Soft, diffused reflections under the desk (not mirror-like). Realistic contact shadows anchoring the desk naturally. The floor must elegantly contrast the oak without overpowering it. Desk material – strict oak color accuracy Natural European oak. Light neutral beige–sand tone. Low chroma. Absolutely no orange, amber, honey or red tones. Subtle straight grain, visible pores, soft natural variation. Finish: matte oil or invisible lacquer. Raw oak appearance. Very low sheen. Ultra-accurate PBR material reproduction. Highly realistic wood fibers and pore structure. Lighting – high-end product photography Professional studio lighting setup: Large diffused softboxes from both sides. Soft top fill light. Controlled highlights along edges. Clean, balanced exposure. Soft but defined shadows beneath the desk. No harsh contrast. True-to-life material rendering. Shot like luxury furniture catalog photography. Full-frame camera. Sharp focus. Extreme material realism. Hyperrealistic rendering.