Show what your home could be.

Will it preserve the property?
Choose Virtual staging and specify the fixed features to keep. Compare windows, doors, floors and proportions with the original before using a result. Exact preservation is not guaranteed; refine or reject a concept that changes the property.

Can I prepare several rooms quickly?
Save photos under one property and generate each room separately. Reuse a palette and references, then review the set for consistency. Plan for a few minutes per image, with longer waits possible during busy periods; automatic batch staging is not available.

Can I export for a listing or my agency?
Use Download & customize for JPG, PNG or WebP, custom dimensions, before/after layouts, agency name, logo and disclosure. Check your portal’s file rules. Paid renders have no Room & Story watermark; exporting uses no render credits.

Does it work for a modest rental?
Yes. Describe practical storage, simple furnishings and what stays. Try the everyday bedroom example rather than a luxury style. Dimensions and furniture fit still need checking.

What if the property is let unfurnished?
Show the original alongside a clearly labeled virtually staged concept and state which furniture is included. Use redesign to plan actual improvements; it does not establish an achievable rent or guarantee a shorter vacancy.

Can I work within a budget and avoid a full renovation?
Put your budget, retained furniture and a short upgrade list in the brief. Ask for washable fabrics, durable finishes and practical luggage storage. These are visual directions, not verified product specifications or a cost estimate.

How do I turn a concept into a guest-ready room?
Use Shop the look to find similar items, then confirm prices, dimensions, care requirements, delivery and availability. Make the changes and photograph the actual finished space for your booking listing.

Can I keep a consistent direction across rooms?
Reuse the palette, materials, reference images and written instructions for each room. References guide the look; exact furniture matching and cross-room consistency are not guaranteed. Compare and refine the set before presenting it.

How do I present options to a client?
Save alternatives by property, share selected designs with the studio’s sharing tools or export branded images and before/after comparisons. Shared team seats and pooled allowances are not yet available.

What happens when the client wants changes?
Open a saved result and choose Refine this design. Describe the specific corrections and what should stay. Each completed revision uses one render. Concepts support early decisions; measured plans and specifications remain part of your design process.

Can I keep my sofa, flooring or family furniture?
List them once in Design notes under Final details. Upload another room angle or reference where helpful. Check the result carefully because a generated concept can still alter an existing piece.

Will the furniture fit, and can I actually buy it?
The image does not measure your room or guarantee that a shown product exists. Shop the look suggests similar items; measure your space and check the retailer’s size, price and delivery details before buying.

Do I need a subscription or design experience?
No. Start with one free watermarked render and a guided brief. One-time packs are available. Refine with plain-language feedback; you do not need to write a technical prompt.