Living Room Photo to Open-Wall Dollhouse Diorama

Use the uploaded photograph as the authoritative visual reference and transform it into one finished photograph of a handcrafted miniature diorama. Reproduce the photographed living room as a dollhouse-style corner model with the camera-facing wall removed. Preserve the visible floor plan, furniture positions, upholstery colors, window arrangement, rug pattern at a simplified readable scale, and the relative size of key objects. Model the sofa in woven miniature fabric, tables in stained thin wood, cushions with subtle stitched seams, and lamps in painted wire and opaque shades. Preserve decor only where it is visible and recognizable; do not invent unseen adjoining rooms. Remove readable lettering and brand marks. Make this a scaled reconstruction of the room rather than an interior renovation. Mount the room on a square base with exposed floor thickness and two visible enclosing walls. Use an elevated three-quarter view into the room, soft window-direction lighting consistent with the reference, and enough depth of field to keep the principal furniture sharp. Surround the model with a clean pale studio background. Preserve the source scene's recognizable spatial relationships while translating materials into model-making equivalents. Use one coherent miniature scale throughout; do not confuse macro blur with actual miniaturization. Where a detail is unclear, simplify it conservatively instead of inventing a prominent object. Output one cohesive image, not a collage or a before-and-after comparison. Do not add captions, labels, watermarks, UI overlays, readable text, or branding.