Interior Design Scrapbook Moodboard Prompt

Edit the original image while preserving the person, room, furniture, colors, lighting and realistic iPhone photography exactly as they are. The room must remain clearly visible as the main image. Transform the composition into a creative interior-design scrapbook built primarily around the edges of the photograph, as if the creator documented the process behind the room. Add handmade editorial elements inspired directly by the existing interior: torn paper cut-outs, fabric swatches matching the sofa, cushions and rug, wallpaper and textile samples, cropped furniture details, small cut-out photos of lamps and ceramics, material samples (wood, chrome, lacquer, woven fabric), hand-drawn furniture sketches, tiny layout doodles, masking tape, ripped magazine edges, handwritten arrows and annotations like "COLOR STUDY", "TEXTURE", "SOFT + BOLD", "LOVE THIS", "LIVING ROOM". Include a prominent color palette of 5–7 painted paper swatches using the exact dominant tones of the room (cobalt blue, tomato red, butter yellow, warm pink, burgundy, cream, green), plus hand-drawn arrows connecting moodboard elements to the corresponding furniture. Everything should feel physical and tactile: paper fibers, curled corners, imperfect scissor cuts, tape reflections, shadows between layers. Some elements can extend beyond the frame. The center stays clean while the edges grow layered, so the finished room sits inside the moodboard that inspired it. The collage must derive from THIS specific room, and the casual iPhone creator aesthetic should stay visible underneath, like the creator made it herself for an Instagram post.