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What was the last virtual staging revision your client asked for?21735

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Hi everyone,

Thinking back to your last virtual staging job that needed a revision, what did the client want changed — and how did you end up fixing it?

Was it something small, like removing a plant or changing a rug, or something bigger, like furniture that didn’t fit the room?

I’m building https://virtualstagingflow.com, and I’m trying to understand where revisions create the most extra work for photographers. Getting a nice first result is one thing; dealing with “looks good, but could you just…” is another.

I’d love to hear a real example: what they asked for, how you handled it, and whether it was a quick fix or turned into a lot of back-and-forth. Doesn’t matter whether you used AI or a human editor.

Thanks!
Roderick
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On the rare occurrence of an edit with a human editor it will typically come down to a client not liking a furniture style.

where AI staging really struggles is in great room layouts where furnishings should match across say the kitchen, dining, living areas and you may have several views or perspectives












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@lilnitsch

Thanks for sharing your real experience. That's exactly the kind of challenge I've been trying to solve with Stage Adjoining Rooms.

I actually just finished staging the photos you shared earlier, so this is a great opportunity to get your perspective.

I'd love to hear what you think, especially about the consistency across the kitchen, dining, and living areas.

And putting consistency aside for a moment, how do you feel about the furniture choices and overall design? Is there anything you'd ask me to change before delivering these to a client?

Your feedback has been incredibly helpful. Thanks again!









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