Digital Staging Is the Future of Home Staging. Here’s why?

Digital/Virtual staging tech is slowly transforming the way we construct and sell homes and real-estate listings online. What used to take 2-3 weeks to stage and list (from the first staging appointment to the completion of the project) today takes one week or less. And, as the housing market becomes more competitive, buyers are turning to options that can help them list their homes quicker. As a result, more vendors are opting for online staging rather than conventional staging.

What is Digital/Virtual Staging, and how does it work?

First and foremost, let’s discuss digital staging. Virtual staging is a technique for ‘staging’ the house by incorporating couches, artwork, and other furnishings to professionally photographed interiors. We may strategically position furniture in either unfurnished or poorly furnished rooms.

Virtual staging is becoming popular among home sellers because it is quicker, simpler, and affordable than traditional home staging. It is not only that, but it also allows for infinite design possibilities.

What is Virtual Staging Software?

Virtual Staging software may seem similar to Adobe and Illustrator, but not like it. And it’s not something you can just buy, activate, and DIY on your laptop or desktop. Virtual staging software is a real estate marketing tool that displays your home’s value and helps you get the best possible asking price.

In reality, the majority of high-quality virtual staging today is done with 3D modeling, editing, and extremely costly animation softwares. Our team uses this software to bring homes to life with the realistic features of a fully staged room. We complement your home’s natural touch of elegance with furnishings that bring out its best features.

Digital staging has ten times the advantages of conventional staging. Here are a few of the advantages:

Time to market is cut in half–A virtual stager can easily insert complementary furniture and accessories that look and sound real after obtaining professional images of your home. Hopefully, this make sit easier to list your home ahead of time.

Budget-friendly-Traditional staging costs about $2000–$4000 on average, which isn’t always budget-friendly. Virtual staging is less costly, but it may seem as though you spent a lot of money with the final output.

Several design choices.–Digital staging has something for everyone, regardless of your design preferences (or your buyers). You can choose from a variety of furnishings, including couches, coffee tables, outdoor furniture, and bookshelf accents, to showcase and capture the essence of your home.

Ideal for vacant houses–Buyers could find it difficult to envision an empty home with furniture, resulting in the home remaining on the market for longer than expected. Simple furnishings can be applied to virtual staging to show an online audience how the living room would look with a sofa, TV, and comfortable rug.