
Interiors & Still Life Prompts
Interior and still-life image prompts staged quietly: soft dust in a light beam, rippling silk and water caustics caught in a single still frame.

How to Write Interiors & Still Life Image Prompts
Treat an interior as a set with one light. Name the source and its height. "Low late-afternoon sun" lays warm stripes across wall and floor, while high noon gives short, flat shadows. Raking light brings out texture and turns shadows into shapes. Say "no people" if the room should stay empty. Fix the viewpoint too, for example a high corner with "the whole room in sharp focus".
Still life is composition. Decide how many objects there are and what color each one is: "One empty wooden chair" on a floor that forms "one continuous saturated field". Give the shadow a job, like "one crisp-edged chair shadow" across the frame. For depth, look down a hallway or a stairwell and place a foreground, a main object and a back wall. Let one warm lamp be the only accent.
