Multi-Angle Consistent Interior Room Grid

Using the attached photograph as the exact reference for this room, create a single image divided into a 2x2 grid of four equal panels, each a photorealistic wide view of the SAME room from a different wall, same furniture, same colors, same beige carpet, same off-white walls, same flat overcast window light, same 35mm film look, no people in any panel.

Panel 1 (top-left) — the reference view: standing in the doorway looking at the window wall; TV on the wooden dresser and the black mini fridge on the left, the unmade bed with navy comforter along the right wall, laundry basket and chair in the near right corner.

Panel 2 (top-right) — looking at the right wall: the bed seen from the side, headboard end against the wall, the wooden nightstand with the blue lamp, coffee mug and stack of mail, the framed eagle poster above it, the window now on the left edge of frame.

Panel 3 (bottom-left) — looking at the left wall: the wooden dresser with the old boxy TV, cereal bowl and game controller, the black mini fridge beside it, the window now on the right edge of frame, the bed's foot visible on the far right.

Panel 4 (bottom-right) — looking back at the door wall, the reverse angle of the reference: the open bedroom door with brass knob, the laundry basket and chair with the flannel shirt now on the left, the dresser and TV now on the right, the bed's foot in the near foreground.

Every object keeps its real position in the room so all four views describe one consistent space.