Stageory
A softly lit living room styled for photography — a linen sofa, timber coffee table and floor lamp arranged against tall windows

AI staging, with your actual furniture

It stages the roomwith the furnitureyou own.

Upload a photo of an empty room. Stageory reads the architecture, composes the exact pieces from your catalog into it, and checks its own work — so what the client approves is what leaves your warehouse.

An empty period living room with a white fireplace, tall sash windows and pale oak floors
The same living room staged — a grey sofa and cream armchairs around a round marble coffee table, a rug, a floor lamp and framed art over the fireplace
BeforeAfter

The kind of pieces a render is given

  • Sofa
  • Accent chair
  • Coffee table
  • Floor lamp
  • Wall art

One photo in

Drag it across and see what changed.

Same walls, same windows, same floor, same camera. Stageory works on top of the photograph you took rather than redrawing the room from scratch — which is why the result still looks like the house you are selling.

  • Composed from your catalogThe photographs of your own pieces go in with the room, one item per panel, so the render shows stock you can actually deliver.
  • Placed around the real roomStageory works out which wall carries the window and which one is clear before anything is placed.
  • Checked before you see itA second pass compares the render against the list it was given. A corrective re-render costs you nothing.

The system

AI
Studio

Every render starts from your photograph and your stock. Stageory works out where the windows and the clear walls are, composes the pieces you selected, then compares the result against the list it was given before you ever see it.

  • Composes the exact catalog pieces you picked — or picks them for you
  • Reads the room's windows, doors and clear walls before placing anything
  • Checks the finished render against your list, and corrects it for free
One credit per render · failed renders refunded
A staged living room — a grey sofa and pair of cream armchairs around a round marble coffee table, framed art above the fireplace
Render ready

Object-level editing

Eight pieces right, one wrong. Move that one.

Everywhere else, a render you almost like means generating another one and hoping. Stageory lets you keep the eight that worked and fix the one that didn't.

  1. Open the render in 3D

    Stageory rebuilds the staged photo into individual objects, sitting where the photograph put them. It takes a couple of minutes and costs nothing.

  2. Move the one that's wrong

    Drag a piece across the room, turn it, resize it, or delete it — with undo, and your layout saved as you work.

  3. Render it back to a photo

    The new arrangement is re-rendered with your pieces' real materials inside your real room. That render spends one credit.

Reconstruction is a real solve, not a filter — it runs for a couple of minutes, and very small or heavily hidden pieces may not come back as editable objects.

All in one place

Everything the studio does with AI

The process

Photo in. Proposal out.

  1. An empty reception room with a coffered ceiling, carved marble fireplace and herringbone oak floor

    Upload the empty room

    Start from a photograph of the actual room. Stageory reads its walls, windows and fixed features before placing anything.

  2. A warm warehouse aisle of catalogued furniture ready to be selected for a job

    Choose the pieces

    Add pieces from your catalog to the cart, or let Stageory propose a set for the room type and style.

  3. The same reception room staged — a bouclé sectional and armchairs on a patterned rug, an arc lamp, an olive tree and framed art above the fireplace

    Review and refine

    Compare against the original, download it, or open the render in 3D and move the one piece that landed wrong.

Ready to stage a room from your own stock?

Upload an empty-room photo on the public studio and see a real render — no account, no card.

Try AI Staging free