2D Floor Plan to 3D Interior
Transforms a flat architectural floor plan into a realistic isometric 3D furnished interior visualization for real estate, retail, or design presentations.
Prompt
Using the provided reference floor plan, transform the flat 2D layout into a realistic 3D isometric cutaway interior visualization. Preserve the overall room geometry, wall positions, door/window openings, and the two circular decorative floor medallions from the plan. Extrude the walls into clean white architectural partitions, remove most dimension lines and drafting annotations, and replace the schematic symbols with a furnished, modern commercial interior.
Style: {argument name="render style" default="photorealistic 3D architectural rendering"} with soft daylight, realistic shadows, and a premium showroom feel.
Materials: Use smooth white walls, polished gray concrete floors, dark-framed glass doors/windows, and light wood cabinetry and shelving.
Interior additions: Populate the rooms with retail/showroom and office furniture: display tables, product shelves, counters, storage cabinetry, desks, chairs, pendant lights, and small decor objects. Keep the existing office area on the lower right recognizable as a furnished executive office with a large wooden desk, seating, shelving, and wall decor.
Camera and composition: Render from a high oblique isometric view looking down into the entire floor plan, with the full layout visible on a light neutral background. Make the image feel like a polished architectural model or real-estate visualization.
Customization: Interpret the plan as a {argument name="space type" default="modern retail showroom and office"}. Use {argument name="wall color" default="white"}, {argument name="floor material" default="polished gray concrete"}, and {argument name="furniture material" default="light wood with dark metal and glass accents"}.
Constraints: Keep exactly 2 circular floor medallions, maintain the asymmetric building footprint, keep the large glass openings along the lower and upper sides, avoid adding people, avoid text labels, and do not change the basic floor-plan proportions.
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