Built-in image generation tool. 03 Bowed Timber House is the edit target; 06 Sunflower Veranda is the materials, colors and veranda style reference. Original full-size reference files are preserved. The two references were loaded as in-memory previews for the image editor because direct file loading was unavailable.

Use case: style-transfer / architectural materials and porch adaptation. Use the TWO most recently supplied reference images with clear roles. IMAGE 1 (first): '03 — Bowed Timber House' is the EDIT TARGET and controls the building's larger floor area, roof geometry, composition and environment. IMAGE 2 (second): '06 — Sunflower Veranda' is a STYLE REFERENCE ONLY for facade materials, colors, veranda details and cozy personality. Create one finished high-quality widescreen 16:9 edited version of IMAGE 1 that combines them.
PRESERVE from IMAGE 1: the substantial broad and deep TWO-STOREY house, roughly 190–200m2 concept floor area, its recognizable bowed charcoal-purple roof and upturned eave tips, central curving gable with arched upper window, two curved dormers, large window bays, deep visible right-side facade, brick chimney, front gate location, camera/viewpoint, expanded side and rear garden, forest backdrop, light patchy winter snow and late-afternoon light. Do not shrink it into the smaller simple-gable house of IMAGE 2. Keep the curved roof silhouette expressive, distinctive and slightly exaggerated.
APPLY from IMAGE 2: freshly painted soft honey-yellow HORIZONTAL timber clapboard in place of blue vertical siding; warm ivory/cream corner trim, substantial window surrounds and rounded veranda columns; a muted sage-green front door and sage-painted porch steps; inviting old wooden veranda with charming turned/rounded cream posts and gently curved brackets. Extend IMAGE 1's shallow front porch canopy gracefully toward the left into a useful veranda area, harmonizing with its curved roof geometry, and place a hanging wooden porch swing with subtle plum/lavender cushions beneath that covered area. Keep the ground-floor bay window readable. Carry the same veranda post detailing to the existing right-side porch. Add a few hand-painted ceramic pots, a simple small sun-catcher and a pair of small purple boots beside a watering can near the entry, tasteful lived-in creative-family details from IMAGE 2. The front picket fence and star gate can become warm cream with the gold star retained. Roofing remains charcoal/slate purple with bowed lines, not straightened or turned red. Retain light aging beneath fresh paint, not a new luxury property.
ENVIRONMENT MUST remain IMAGE 1's mild European WINTER at the FOREST EDGE: bare branches, evergreen shrubs, dormant planting, thin PATCHY snow with exposed ground and roof, DRY matte stone paths and dry foreground lane, no rain, puddles, water reflections or slush. No summer flowers or blooming sunflowers; a few dried sunflower seed heads may subtly echo the style name. No village or lake from IMAGE 2. Low warm late-afternoon golden light from the right, cool lavender shadows, warm glowing windows. Same sophisticated tactile stylized 3D animated-family-film look, original handmade personality with appealing rounded edges and bent lines. Full-frame single finished scene, entire house and roof visible, no collage, no text, no people, no Christmas decorations.