What AI Virtual Staging Strategies Are Actually Working for You?

I’ve been experimenting with AI virtual staging and have been thinking about what makes a staged image actually useful for a real estate listing. It seems like the goal isn’t simply to add expensive-looking furniture to an empty room. The furniture needs to fit the space, match the property’s style, and help potential buyers understand how they could use the room. A few things I’ve found worth paying attention to: Keep the furniture proportional to the room. Oversized furniture can make a space look smaller. Choose a style that fits the property. Modern furniture may look great, but it doesn’t always make sense for every home. Focus on key rooms first. Living rooms, bedrooms, and dining areas can have a bigger impact than staging every room. Keep the staging realistic. Natural lighting, believable furniture placement, and uncluttered spaces make a big difference. Use the original photo as the foundation. Good lighting and photography still matter before applying AI staging. I’m curious what strategies others are using. Do you have a particular staging style, room setup, or AI workflow that consistently produces better results?