Task: Edit the provided image to activate artificial lighting, strictly adhering to the constraints below.

1. Scope of Activation (Strict Constraint):

Analyze the image and identify all visible lighting fixtures (pendants, lamps, wall sconces).

Turn ON only these visible fixtures.

CRITICAL: Do NOT add any new light sources that are not physically present in the original image (no hidden LED strips, no cove lighting, no off-camera spotlights). If a fixture is not seen, it must remain off.

2. Lighting Characteristics & Realism:

The activated fixtures should emit a realistic, warm-white glow (approx. 2700K).

This new light must interact realistically with the scene. It should create localized bright spots (blooms) around the light sources themselves.

Add realistic warm reflections and highlights onto nearby glossy surfaces (like the silk-gloss cabinetry or satin floors mentioned previously).

The new light should cast subtle, soft shadows locally, enhancing depth without overriding the original daylight.

3. Preservation:

Ensure the rest of the image remains identical. The original daylight balance, textures, and composition must be preserved outside the immediate influence of the newly activated lamps.