Use the three reference images as strict visual references. ...

Prompt

Use the three reference images as strict visual references. Recreate the exact same house architecture, interior layout, furniture placement, materials, colors, proportions, and atmosphere. The house must remain identical to the references throughout the entire video. Create a single continuous first-person eye-level walkthrough video of the house interior. This video is an environment reference, not a story scene. The purpose is to clearly understand the original house design, spatial layout, and interior arrangement. The camera starts outside the front entrance of the woodland cottage at natural human eye level. The camera slowly approaches the round wooden front door with smooth, stable movement. The front door slowly opens inward naturally. The camera does not stop. It continues moving forward through the doorway and enters the house in one continuous motion. The camera moves into the living room area at a calm walking speed. The movement feels like a real person entering a house for the first time and observing the space. Maintain the exact interior layout: The living room is directly ahead. The kitchen is located on the left side. The curved wooden staircase is located on the right side. The round woven rug is placed in the center of the living room. The camera continues forward until it reaches the middle area of the living room near the round rug. The camera slows down and naturally pauses. From this standing position, the camera gently turns its view to the left, like a person looking around the room. The left side reveals the kitchen: wooden countertop sink hanging cookware wood-burning stove vintage mint-green refrigerator dining table kitchen window After observing the left side, the camera slowly returns to the center view. Then the camera gently turns slightly to the right. The right side reveals: curved wooden staircase wooden railing storage door beneath the stairs surrounding living room details The camera then slowly returns to the original forward-facing view. The entire movement must feel natural, calm, and realistic, like someone standing inside the house and looking around to understand the layout. Camera rules: Eye-level perspective Human walking height Smooth cinematic gimbal movement 35mm realistic lens No fisheye distortion No wide-angle exaggeration No camera shake No sudden movement No zoom No cuts One continuous shot Lighting: Warm natural morning sunlight entering through windows Soft fireplace glow Cozy woodland cottage atmosphere Realistic shadows Natural colors Important continuity rules: No characters No animals No dialogue No text No additional objects No changing furniture positions No changing room dimensions No changing architecture No disappearing objects Keep the exact same house design from the reference images from beginning to end The final result should feel like a professional architectural walkthrough video used to study and preserve the original house environment.