Show Unit Handover Condition: The Real Look Without Soft Furnishings

Create a photograph of a completed apartment at handover, before any furniture arrives — the honest counterpart to the styled show home. Show an empty living space with the developer's standard finishes fully installed: the floor laid, the walls painted, the skirting fitted, the kitchen in place, the sanitary ware installed. Detail the evidence of a fresh handover: protective film still on the kitchen worktop edge, a small pile of manuals and warranty cards on the counter, blue tape marks near a socket, a spare box of floor tiles in the corner, and the faint marks of a final clean on the glass. Show the space completely empty of furniture so the true proportions, ceiling height and window sizes are honestly legible. Detail the lighting as the actual installed fittings only, with plain daylight from unshaded windows. Show the balcony door open with the balcony bare. Keep everything neutral and slightly cool, without styling or warmth. Photorealistic interior photography, empty, honest, even daylight, wide eye-level view.