Use case: photorealistic-natural.
Asset type: one full spherical equirectangular panorama texture for a WebGL 360-degree house viewer.
Primary request: reconstruct ONE coherent 360 x 180 degree eye-level panorama of the kitchen at 345 Old Stone Road from exactly these three actual listing photographs. This is an AI reconstruction experiment, not a new design or a Blender render.
Inputs: image 1 (05.jpg) is the wide kitchen/patio overview; image 2 (07.jpg) shows the working aisle, range/oven wall and sink/window wall; image 3 (08.jpg) is the reverse angle toward living area and refrigerator. Use all three as strict same-room visual evidence. Do not reproduce the photographic overlays as scene objects.
Output: EXACT 2:1 aspect ratio, ideally 4096x2048 or highest native supported 2:1 resolution. A true LAT-LONG EQUIRECTANGULAR image covering all 360 degrees horizontally and from zenith to nadir vertically. This is NOT a flat wide-angle photo, collage, triptych, cylinder-only panorama, or tiny planet. Horizon at image mid-height. Upper edge converges to a single ceiling zenith; lower edge converges to a single floor nadir. Left and right edges must join seamlessly with matching architectural lines, floorboards, lighting and colours. Use proper spherical projection distortion near top/bottom. No borders, labels, text, watermarks, UI, panorama arrows, people or camera/tripod.
Choose a single camera position in the clear working aisle beside the island, approximately the position of image 2, 1.6 m above floor. At horizontal image centre face the dark metal hood and cooktop; to the right continue to the sink beneath its single window; turn behind the camera toward the open living area and patio connection shown in images 1 and 3; to the left continue to the refrigerator and oven wall. Reconcile the different original cameras into this one viewpoint.
Preserve observed invariants: cream/off-white shaker cabinetry with slim metal bar handles and crown moulding; stainless French-door fridge; a single built-in microwave/oven tower; exactly one dark curved metal range hood and gas cooktop; white subway backsplash; pale counters; the richly veined rectangular island with white base and small glass-front wine fridge on aisle side; the lower wood table attached at island end; oatmeal upholstered stools/chairs; white flowers on island; TWO clear glass pendants over island plus ONE over sink; single sink window above dark double sink; brown varied plank flooring; white textured ceiling, recessed lights and existing broad lowered ceiling bulkhead where kitchen opens to living room. Preserve the patio doors, dark leather recliners, stone fireplace, wall TV and front door only where supported by the wide/reverse references. Do not add another island, range, sink or extra windows, do not mirror the room, do not modernize furnishings.
Floor-plan anchor (layout constraint, not another visual reference): existing sourced plan gives kitchen bounds about 4.97m x 5.19m, with the open living room immediately north and dining area east. Kitchen and living form an open space; do not invent a closed fourth kitchen wall. Treat these approximate plan proportions as a constraint without adding measurement labels.
Unseen areas: infer the minimum plausible continuation of floor and ceiling. Keep uncertain rear corners simple and consistent with the references rather than introducing new architectural features. Photographic natural daylight and believable indoor exposure. The output must support looking up/down and a complete turn from ONE position, with no spatial travel implied.