Virtual home staging

Show buyers what each room can be without moving a single piece of furniture. Furnish empty rooms in six styles, or declutter a lived-in home while keeping the furniture that sells.

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Empty dining room with a bay window and chandelier — Dining room · Furnish, Farmhouse · drag to compare

The same dining room with a farmhouse table and chairs — Dining room · Furnish, Farmhouse · drag to compare

The same loft staged in a mid-century style — Loft · Furnish, Mid-century

Empty loft with tall industrial windows — Loft · Furnish, Mid-century

The same patio with outdoor seating and a rug — Patio · Furnish, Coastal

Empty stone patio under a wooden pergola — Patio · Furnish, Coastal

The same bedroom furnished in a coastal style — Bedroom · Furnish, Coastal

Empty bedroom with a city view — Bedroom · Furnish, Coastal

The same living room decluttered, furniture kept — Living room · Declutter

Lived-in living room with toys, laundry and mail — Living room · Declutter

The same bedroom decluttered and the bed made — Bedroom · Declutter

Lived-in bedroom with clothes on the floor and an open suitcase — Bedroom · Declutter

Sample listing photos, staged by Virtual Staging HQ with the same settings you get in the app.

Virtual staging instead of moving furniture in

Physical staging means renting furniture, hiring movers and keeping the home show-ready for weeks. Virtual home staging changes only the listing photos, so it costs a few dollars per room and is ready the same hour.

The trade-off is that buyers who visit see the real, empty or lived-in room. That is why most sellers stage virtually for the online listing, where first impressions happen, and keep visits honest with clean, tidy rooms.

Selling your own home

If you are selling one property, you do not need a subscription. The 10-photo pack is $9, paid once, and the photos stay usable for 12 months. Re-rolls of the same photo are free, so ten photos cover ten rooms however many layouts you try.

Six styles

Modern: clean lines, warm grey and light oak.
Scandinavian: light wood, white and soft grey textiles.
Coastal: white and sand tones with soft blue accents.
Farmhouse: warm wood, cream and sage, woven textures.
Mid-century: walnut, tapered legs, mustard and teal accents.
Luxury: velvet, marble and brass, statement lighting.

FAQ

Common questions

Do I need design skills?

No. Pick the room type and a style; furniture is chosen and scaled for you. Re-roll if you want a different layout.

Will it change my walls or floors?

No. Walls, windows, floors and built-ins stay exactly as photographed.

Can I keep my own furniture?

Yes. Declutter removes clutter and personal items and tidies what stays, without replacing your furniture.

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