Upload a vacant room photo and explore AI home staging with furniture, rugs, lighting, and decor. Download a furnishing concept and review it against the original.
Vacant rooms can make furniture arrangements hard to imagine.
A furniture arrangement can suggest a conversation area, dining setting, or bedroom without leaving viewers to interpret an empty floor.
A restrained brief can keep furnishings from dominating the architecture.
Use the same vacant-room photo to explore a warmer residential look or a cleaner contemporary setup.
Download the image and review it with a property owner, colleague, or designer.
Include the architecture viewers need to understand the property. Keep windows, doors, and flooring inside the frame. Avoid heavy filters that alter the apparent condition.
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Decide what the furnishing concept should help someone imagine. Identify a living, sleeping, or dining arrangement. Keep the intended use consistent with the room shown.
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The source is the reference for evaluating every proposed furnishing change. Save an unedited copy before generating. Use it when checking whether permanent features have changed.
Start designingDescribe the essential furniture before adding decorative detail. For living spaces, begin with a sofa and rug. For bedrooms, begin with a bed and simple bedside furniture.
Start designingAccessories should support the intended use rather than compete with it. Choose a limited textile and artwork palette. Avoid requesting furniture merely to fill every empty area.
Start designingMake the property features explicit in your request. Retain the visible floor, windows, and fixed fixtures. Ask for movable furniture and decor changes.
Start designingA property team with an empty living room photo can request a compact seating group and restrained accessories. The resulting image can illustrate an intended use of the room, provided the team checks permanent features and clearly distinguishes the proposal from the actual condition.
An owner preparing a vacant bedroom for discussion can upload the photo and request a bed, bedside lighting, and a quiet textile palette.
A designer or property owner can test a contemporary setup and a softer residential direction using the same image. Keeping the source fixed helps show which furniture character communicates the room most clearly, without assuming a particular presentation will improve inquiries or sale outcomes.
A property owner and agent want to review a furnishing proposal together. Keep the original room photo beside the generated version, identify any permanent features that changed, and agree how the proposed furnishings will be described in the presentation.
Use a JPG, PNG, or WebP image up to 10 MB with the main room boundaries visible.
Choose the room context and style, then describe the main pieces, palette, and features to preserve. Adjust the available visual settings and image format.
Inspect permanent features, furniture proportions, and the overall arrangement.
No. It creates an image with proposed furniture and decor. Nothing is installed, supplied, or included in the property by generating the concept. Keep that distinction clear when sharing the image with viewers who may otherwise assume the furnishings are physically present.
The staging instructions aim to preserve permanent features and focus on movable items. Generative output can still change details, so preservation is not guaranteed. Compare the floor, openings, fixed fixtures, and visible condition with the original photo before using the result.
Review the image for accuracy, follow the requirements of the listing platform, and disclose virtual staging where required. Do not use a generated picture to conceal condition or imply that proposed furniture is included. Keep the original available to explain the property as it exists.
The image does not verify measurements or identify a purchasable product. Measure the room, doorways, and intended furniture positions before buying or installing anything. Use the staged concept to discuss the type and visual balance of furnishings, then check actual dimensions separately.
Yes. Generate separate options and download completed images from the workbench. Successfully saved results are also accessible through your creations and history. Check the credit cost for each generation and record which style or furnishing change each version was intended to explore.
Look for generated changes beyond the furnishing brief. Compare the windows, doors, floor, and fixtures with the source. Revise a concept that changes the apparent property condition.
The image should communicate an arrangement without being mistaken for verified measurements. Look for implausible furniture proportions or blocked-looking routes. Measure independently before buying similar pieces.
Help your audience distinguish the actual room from the furnishing concept. Keep the original photo alongside the staged view. Follow the publication requirements for virtual staging disclosure.
Upload an empty room photo and create a staged concept you can review alongside the original property view.
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