Consistent Four-Angle Interior Room Grid

Using the reference photo as the exact reference for this room, create a single image divided into a 2x2 grid of four equal panels, each showing a photorealistic wide view of the same room from a different wall, maintaining identical furniture, colors, [beige carpet], [off-white walls], [flat overcast window daylight], and [35mm film photography aesthetic]. No people in any panel. - Panel 1 (top-left, doorway reference angle): Looking forward toward the window wall. On the left wall, [a wooden dresser with a boxy CRT TV and a black mini fridge]; along the right wall, [an unmade bed with a navy comforter]; in the near right corner, [a laundry basket and wooden chair]. - Panel 2 (top-right, looking at right wall): Side view of the [unmade bed with headboard against the wall], beside [a wooden nightstand holding a blue lamp, coffee mug, and stack of mail] beneath [a framed eagle poster]. The window is on the left edge. - Panel 3 (bottom-left, looking at left wall): Direct shot of [the wooden dresser with the boxy CRT TV, cereal bowl, and game controller], beside [the black mini fridge]. The window is on the right edge; the foot of the bed is visible on the far right. - Panel 4 (bottom-right, reverse angle looking back at entrance): View toward [the open bedroom door with brass knob]. The [laundry basket and chair with a flannel shirt] are on the left, [dresser and TV] on the right, and the foot of the bed in the near foreground. Every object maintains strict spatial and volumetric consistency across all four perspectives.