TutorialPublished on March 15, 2025·7 min read

How to virtually furnish an empty apartment to sell it

Step-by-step guide to using virtual home staging to transform empty apartment photos into furnished interiors that sell.

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How to virtually furnish an empty apartment to sell it

Why an empty apartment sells poorly

An empty apartment often appears smaller than it actually is. Without furniture, buyers cannot estimate volumes or imagine their future layout. Photos of empty rooms on real estate portals generate fewer clicks and fewer viewing requests.

Virtual home staging solves this problem in seconds. Here is how to proceed, room by room, to maximize the impact of your listing photos.

Step 1: Prepare your photos

Before launching virtual staging, make sure your photos are good quality. Photograph each room with a wide angle from a corner. Ensure the lighting is natural and even.

Avoid photos that are too dark or with harsh shadows. Clean the rooms before shooting: remove construction debris, visible cables and stray objects.

Step 2: Choose the right style for each room

Adapt the decoration style to each room and property type. For a living room, modern or cozy styles generally work well. For a bedroom, favor a calm and restful atmosphere.

For a high-end property, the luxurious style will highlight the amenities. For a family apartment, the family style with warm touches will be more suitable.

Step 3: Upload and generate

Import your photo into the tool, select the room type and desired decoration style. Click generate and wait a few seconds. The AI analyzes the perspective, openings and light to place furniture realistically.

If the result does not fully satisfy you, use the improvement mode to adjust specific elements. You can request more or fewer items, change a particular element or adjust the overall atmosphere.

Step 4: Optimize for real estate portals

Download images in high resolution. Portals like Zillow and Realtor display photos in large format: quality is essential. Place staged photos first in your listing.

Alternate between original and staged photos so buyers understand the property potential while seeing its current state.

Advanced tips for successful staging

Do not overcrowd rooms. Balanced furniture shows volumes without overwhelming the space. Use the appropriate furniture density level: light for small rooms, full for large spaces.

Keep style consistency between rooms. An apartment where each room has a different style looks incoherent. Choose a common thread and stick to it.

Expected results

Real estate agents using virtual home staging report an average 30% increase in viewing requests. Properties sell on average 2 weeks faster and often at a price closer to the asking price.

The investment of a few credits per photo is negligible compared to the gain in time and final sale price.

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