Virtual Staging £27.95
Now only £24.95 per image!
Virtual Staging of empty rooms
Send us your photos and we can add Virtual Furniture to empty rooms.
Virtual Staging edits are £24.95 per image
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How many times each year do you turn up at an empty property?
They can be bland, boring and difficult to photograph. Unless you are dealing with a fairly affluent developer, the cost of staging the property will be far too much for your average vendor.
You can now simply send us your photos and we can add Virtual Furniture. Simply upload your images and name the room. Then leave it to our talented design team to pick the furniture to show your property off to its full potential.
This can win you instructions time and again, and your click through rates will dramatically increase as potential buyers look at the amazing interiors.
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What is professional virtual staging?
Professional virtual staging is a human-led image-editing service that adds carefully selected digital furniture to photographs of empty rooms. Property Marketing Hub’s design team stages each supplied room image for £24.95, helping buyers see how the space could be used.
Best for: empty homes, new developments and vacant rooms where buyers may struggle to judge scale or imagine a furnished interior.
How it works: upload the room photograph, identify the room, and the design team selects and adds suitable virtual furniture for the finished marketing image.
Frequently asked questions
What is virtual staging?
Virtual staging is the process of digitally adding furniture and décor to a photograph of an empty room for property marketing.
How much does Property Marketing Hub virtual staging cost?
Professional virtual staging is £24.95 per image.
Who creates the virtual staging design?
Property Marketing Hub’s design team selects furniture and creates the finished staged image.
What images should I upload?
Upload a clear, well-lit photograph of an empty room and identify the room type so the design can be matched to the space.
Who benefits from virtual staging?
Estate agents, developers, landlords and vendors can use it to present vacant rooms more clearly in listings, brochures and social media.
Should virtually staged images be labelled?
Yes. Clearly identifying digitally altered or virtually staged images helps buyers understand that the furniture is illustrative.