"Hiper-realistic architectural design of a two-story Caribbean island house, inspired by traditional Bonaire architecture, with a light, modern, and elegant aesthetic. The house is constructed with rich, weathered wood painted in a soft, coastal blue hue, creating a serene, calming effect that blends beautifully with the surrounding tropical environment. The house features a steep, four-pitched roof made of sleek, corrugated zinc tiles, with subtle reflective qualities and fine details of weathered textures, creating a minimalistic, clean appearance without decorative crosses or heavy elements. The exterior wood is painted in varying shades of blue, giving the house a sense of depth and warmth. The walls have a textured finish that captures the natural grains of the wood, adding to the realism. Large, open windows are framed with delicate wooden shutters, painted in the same soft blue color, with visible wood grain adding a natural, organic feel to the structure. The overall aesthetic is bright, airy, and perfectly captures the laid-back charm of Caribbean island living. The balconies on both floors are sleek and delicate, supported by slim wooden columns measuring 15x15 cm. These columns are painted in a slightly lighter or darker blue than the walls, adding dimension and highlighting the minimalist design. The wooden railings are simple yet elegant, with thin slats and clean lines, maintaining an open, light feel. The second-floor balcony offers sweeping views, while the first-floor veranda wraps around the house, creating a relaxing outdoor space. The landscape surrounding the house is lush, with tropical plants, palm trees, and vibrant flowering shrubs, enhancing the tranquility and natural beauty of the scene. Smooth stone pathways lead through the garden, subtly reflecting the light and contributing to the serene, peaceful atmosphere. The floor of the house is made of polished stone tiles, reflecting the soft sunlight, further enhancing the harmonious integration of the structure with its environment."