"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 features a steep, four-pitched roof made of sleek, white corrugated zinc tiles, reflecting natural light and adding a clean, contemporary touch to the traditional design. The roof is minimalist, with subtle textures from the zinc, emphasizing simplicity and lightness. The exterior walls are made of wood painted in a crisp, clean white, creating a bright, airy, and fresh aesthetic that enhances the tropical vibe. The wood grain is subtly visible through the paint, giving the structure a natural, organic feel. The walls have a slightly textured finish, suggesting the passage of time and exposure to the Caribbean climate. Large, open windows are framed with delicate wooden shutters, painted in a soft natural wood tone that complements the white walls and adds warmth to the design. The balconies on both floors are sleek and delicate, supported by numerous slim wooden columns, each measuring 15x15 cm. These columns are evenly spaced along the edges of the balconies, providing elegant support and contributing to the light, airy feel of the structure. The columns are painted in a soft white or natural wood finish to blend seamlessly with the white walls. The wooden railings are simple and elegant, with thin slats and clean lines, maintaining a minimalist and modern aesthetic. The second-floor balcony offers sweeping views, while the first-floor veranda wraps around the house, creating a large, welcoming outdoor space perfect for relaxation. The surrounding landscape features lush tropical vegetation, palm trees, and vibrant flowering plants, adding color and life to the scene. Smooth stone pathways wind through the garden, reflecting the soft sunlight and enhancing the serene atmosphere. The floor of the house is made of polished stone tiles, adding texture and complementing the harmonious connection between the house and its natural surroundings."