The photo is the first showing — and an empty room gets scrolled past.
Industry figures for listings with virtual staging vs. empty-room listings. Not Omidia data.
The work
Empty on the left. Booked on the right.
Each pair is one room — the version buyers scroll past, and the version that gets a showing.
Living room
Living room — second angle
Real work, pulled live from our portfolio →
The couch doesn't move between shots.
Most tools stage each photo on its own. Upload three angles of one living room and you get three different rooms — a sofa that teleports, a rug that changes colour, art that vanishes. Buyers feel the fake even when they can't name it.
We stage the room once and keep the exact same furniture in every angle. Same sofa, same rug, same art — or we redo it free.
Same sofa, rug & art in every angle — or we re-do it free.
Ten looks
Pick a style, or hand it to us.
Match the neighbourhood and the buyer. Not sure? Designer's Choice reads the room for you.
Designer's Choice
We pick what suits the room
Modern
Clean lines, nothing extra
Contemporary
Of-the-moment, warm
Traditional
Classic, timeless
Transitional
Modern meets classic
Farmhouse
Rustic, lived-in
Industrial
Raw, urban
Scandinavian
Light, pared-back
Mid-Century
50s–60s lines
Coastal
Airy, relaxed
How it works
Three steps. No shoot.
Send the empties
Upload your empty-room photos — any listing, anywhere. No shoot required.
Group the angles, pick a look
Have three shots of one room? Group them so the furniture matches. Choose from ten styles or let us decide.
Get them back the next day
Furnished, MLS-ready photos in 24 hours. Not right? Revisions are free.
Pricing
Nineteen dollars a room.
Staged homes fetch around 10% more than comparable empty ones. Nineteen dollars to make a room look worth thousands more is not a hard call.
- Every angle of a room stays consistent (+$10 per extra matched angle)
- Free revisions — not an upsell
- Ten furniture styles
- No subscription, no minimum
- Next-day delivery
Most services charge more and stage each photo on its own. We don't.
Questions