“OPEN HOUSE YOU’RE INVITED SATURDAY · SEPTEMBER 19 11 AM–2 PM 214 WILLOW STREET · BROOKLYN TOUR THE HOME · LIGHT REFRESHMENTS” is a Glass Morphism text effect efecto de texto creado con FontVibe IA. Paneles de vidrio esmerilado semitransparentes y lechosos, con desenfoque suave y estética glassmorphism: borde fino de vidrio y un fondo colorido y difuminado que se ve a través de la superficie. Calidad de UI moderna.

Create a finished 3:4 vertical real-estate open-house window poster, photographed straight-on. A tall, perfectly clear acrylic-and-glass pane occupies the central 74% width, floating 8 cm in front of a deep midnight-blue interior. Its edges are visible as a thin transparent border with tiny metal corner standoffs; no opaque backing. Behind the pane, place large defocused coral-orange, electric-violet, and cyan-teal bokeh spheres at varying depths, with soft reflections on the pane. Set exact, sharply legible text on the pane: Eyebrow at top center: “YOU’RE INVITED” Main headline, centered across two lines, very large: “OPEN” / “HOUSE” Details below headline: “SATURDAY · SEPTEMBER 19” Next line: “11 AM–2 PM” Bottom line: “214 WILLOW STREET · BROOKLYN” Small footer: “TOUR THE HOME · LIGHT REFRESHMENTS” Build “OPEN HOUSE” in tall, wide, uppercase clear optical-crystal display lettering. Each letter is a thick cast-glass object with fully transparent interiors, slight lens-like refraction of the bokeh behind it, precision parallel facets around every edge, pinpoint caustic light concentrations, restrained rainbow dispersion only at extreme edge angles, and a razor-thin white specular contour. The letters visibly sit on the pane via a faint soft contact shadow and a narrow diffuse halo, never frosted or white-filled. Use generous tracking and clean geometric proportions. Use compact white semi-transparent ink for the eyebrow and details, aligned center, with enough contrast to read through the dark field. Keep the pane surface spotless except for subtle reflected color streaks and tiny highlight glints. Strong hierarchy: headline dominates about 48% of canvas height; details form a quiet lower block. High-end product photography, ray-traced transparent glass, realistic refraction, crisp focus on typography, bokeh remains out of focus, no people, no house exterior, no extra text, no logos.