Virtual Staging in Toronto

An empty room is hard to read: buyers cannot tell whether their sofa fits, where the bed goes or what the space is for. Virtual staging adds furniture and decor to the photos digitally, so a vacant Toronto listing looks lived-in without renting a single piece of furniture. $29.99 per photo, whatever the size of the property.

• Vacant homes and new builds. Empty rooms photograph as bare walls and floor; staging gives every room a purpose.
• Awkward or oversized rooms. Furniture in the frame shows the scale and how the space can be laid out.
• Dated interiors. A modern set of furniture helps buyers look past the current decor.
• Unfinished basements and bonus rooms. Show the office, the gym or the media room the space could become.
• Commercial space. Empty offices and retail units staged as a working fit-out.

Send us the images and we will tell you which ones work. Staging needs a straight, well-exposed photo of the room to sit the furniture in correctly, so the result depends on the quality of the original photo.

For most listings three to five rooms are enough: the ones a buyer pictures themselves in. Staging every photo rarely adds more.

Tell us what you need removed or replaced and we will confirm what is possible on that photo before you order.

Yes — empty offices, retail units and restaurant spaces can be staged to show a working layout.