Virtual staging
Send the listing photos. They come back with furniture, rugs, art and plants added, the property itself untouched, and every image labelled for the MLS. $35 an image, or $150 for a full listing.
A new build at the shore, photographed empty. Same photos, furnished — and every fixed thing in the house is exactly where the photographer left it.
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Email or text the room shots you want staged, and say what each room is — living room, primary bedroom, office. Wide shots work best; a photo needs floor and two walls for furniture to sit in.
Usually the same day, at the same size and framing as the photo you sent, so they drop straight into the listing beside the originals.
Wrong style for the house, furniture in an awkward spot, a room that should read as an office instead of a bedroom — say so and it comes back fixed.
Sofas, beds, dining sets, rugs, lamps, mirrors, art, plants, outdoor furniture on decks and patios.
Walls, paint, flooring, counters, cabinets, tile, fixtures, windows and the views through them. Changing those would misrepresent the property, and it is the fastest way to get an agent in trouble.
Every image is delivered with a "virtually staged" mark in the corner. Most MLSs require the disclosure, and it means the label travels with the photo wherever it gets forwarded.
Per image
$35
One room, one photo. Good for the one shot that is letting a listing down.
Full listing
$150
Up to six rooms from the same property. The usual choice for a vacant house.
Repeat work is worth a conversation — if you list vacant property regularly, the per-listing price comes down.
Staged and labelled, usually the same day. $35 an image, $150 for a full listing.
Email the photos