See an empty room furnished.
Add furniture and decor to a photo of a bare room to show how the space could be used, piece by piece in Edit or the whole room at once with Remodel. Edit can also clear out clutter.
How staging works
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Upload an empty room
A wide shot from a corner works best. Bare floors and walls give the furniture somewhere to go.
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Paint over a spot and describe it
In Edit, choose Paint the area, paint where a sofa, bed, or rug should go and say what you want there. Add a photo of the exact piece if you have one. Add pieces one at a time.
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Keep building on it
Each result is saved to your Library. Open it in Edit again to add the next piece. To furnish the whole room in one go, Remodel it in the style you want.
Edit or Remodel?
Painting in Edit adds furniture where you paint and leaves the walls, floors, and finishes alone. To furnish the whole room at once, or give a furnished room a different style throughout, Remodel is the better fit.
If you’re listing a home
Staged rooms are concepts, not photos of real furniture. Follow your market’s rules for labeling virtually staged photos, and keep the original photo on hand.
Guides for staging
Who stages with it, what it costs, and the apps built for volume.
- Realtors and sellers staging a listing Furnish empty rooms and tidy lived-in ones for listing photos.
- Best AI virtual staging apps for realtors Six staging tools, what each costs, and which suits how many listings you do.
- House flippers and investors See a dated house finished before you set the scope or make an offer.
- Airbnb and short-term rental hosts Plan a refresh for a rental on a photo of the room before you buy furniture.
Give an empty room a purpose
Upload a photo of a bare room and furnish it, one piece at a time. Edit is included with every paid plan.
Stage a room