Add-on service

Virtual Staging for Vacant Listings

Digitally furnished rooms that help buyers picture how an empty space lives — used honestly and disclosed clearly.

$40 flat rate · live pricing, calculated at booking

Empty rooms photograph small and cold, and buyers struggle to judge scale. Virtual staging digitally furnishes vacant rooms in your listing photos so buyers can see how the space could be used — where the bed goes, whether a dining table fits.

It's a flat-rate add-on to photography. Used well, it's one of the cheapest ways to improve a vacant listing's photos. Used badly, it creates disappointment at the showing.

What you receive

  • Selected vacant-room photos digitally furnished
  • Delivered with your listing photos

Best for

  • Vacant condos and homes
  • Rooms whose purpose isn't obvious (den, flex room, loft)
  • Awkward layouts where furniture placement helps

The limits of virtual staging

Virtual staging adds furniture; it shouldn't change the property. Don't hide defects, alter views, or change finishes. BC's real estate regulator expects licensees to label photos that have been altered or enhanced so buyers aren't misled. Keep an unstaged version of each staged room in the photo set, and label staged images clearly.

Where it helps most

Stage the rooms that matter most for the decision: main living area, primary bedroom, and any flex space. Leave kitchens and bathrooms real. Combine with a floor plan so buyers can check the furniture scale against real dimensions.

FAQ

Virtual Staging: common questions

Yes. BCFSA guidance expects altered or enhanced photos to be labelled so buyers aren't misled. We recommend labelling each staged image and including the unstaged version.

Ready to book Virtual Staging?

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