Our Services
Virtual Staging for Real Estate in the Fraser Valley, BC
Virtual staging transforms empty rooms into furnished, inviting spaces without the cost and logistics of physical staging. Buyers struggle to visualise the potential of a vacant room — virtual staging solves that problem by adding realistic furniture, rugs, and decor directly to your listing photos. It is one of the most cost-effective ways to increase showing requests.
What's Included
Deliverables & Turnaround
Deliverables
High-resolution JPEG images with photorealistic virtual furniture. Both the staged and original empty-room versions are delivered, so you can choose which to use on MLS and which to share with clients.
Turnaround
Virtual staging is delivered within 48 hours of receiving the source photos. Rush delivery within 24 hours is available on request.
Areas We Serve
Pricing
Virtual Staging is priced based on property size. View the full pricing table to see options for every property tier.
View full pricingFrequently Asked Questions
What is virtual staging and how does it work?
Virtual staging is the process of adding photorealistic furniture and decor to photos of empty rooms using digital editing. We photograph the room, then our designers add furniture that fits the space and style. The result looks like a professionally staged room.
Do you provide both staged and empty-room versions?
Yes. We always deliver both the virtually staged images and the original empty-room photos. This gives you flexibility and ensures transparency with buyers, as MLS guidelines often require disclosure of virtual staging.
Can I choose the furniture style for virtual staging?
Absolutely. We offer multiple style options including modern, traditional, minimalist, and coastal. You can specify a style for the entire property or choose different styles for different rooms.
How does virtual staging compare to physical staging?
Virtual staging costs a fraction of physical staging and requires no furniture delivery, setup, or removal. It is ideal for vacant properties where physical staging is not practical. The main limitation is that the furniture only exists in the photos — buyers will see the empty rooms in person during showings.