Start with the photo you already have.
We work from your photographer's shot. Walls, floors, windows and the view stay exactly as they are.
Three steps, one day.
We work from the photos your photographer already shot. Nothing to schedule, nothing to reshoot.
Send the photos
Share a Dropbox or Google Drive link to the empty rooms, plus the listing address.
Pick a style
Choose one of three looks, bring your own, or tell us the likely buyer and we'll choose for you.
Upload to MLS
Staged photos labeled "Virtually Staged," plus a link to the originals for your listing.
Every piece has a job.
Scroll to watch a sample room get staged, then see the reasoning behind each piece.
Sample room, staged in Coastal Modern.
Furnish it to scale.
A rug, sofa and chairs sized to the real room and turned toward the window, so the ocean is the first thing buyers see.
Finish with light, art and life.
A lamp for the dark corner, art for the long wall and an olive tree for height. Then it's labeled and sent to you.
Why this room sells.
We add furniture. We never hide the house.
Staging shows buyers what a room can be, never hides what it is. That keeps you right with your MLS, the NAR Code of Ethics and California law.
What we change
- Furniture, rugs and lamps
- Art, plants and décor
- Bedding, pillows and curtains
- Leftover clutter, on request
What we never touch
- Walls, floors, cabinets and counters
- Windows, views and the yard
- Cracks, stains, damage or wear
- Room sizes and layouts
Same walls, same floors, same view. Only the furniture changes.
CA AB 723
Since January 1, 2026, California listings with digitally altered photos have to disclose it on or next to the image and give buyers a link or QR code to the originals. Every pack includes a page showing each original beside its staged version, so you only have to paste one link. MLS rules vary, so check yours too. Staging from someone else? Our free AB 723 tool labels any photo.