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Virtual staging is one of the key services our customers consistently request. Our partnership with roOomy provides real estate professionals, home buyers or renters, and retailers with completely new ways to promote, choose, and furnish the homes they want to live in.
Virtual staging is truly driving the connection between retail and real estate... Our partnership with Matterport delivers a dynamic experience for viewing properties and home interiors.
roOomy is the only virtual staging company that can take your existing Matterport 3D Flythroughs and design a perfectly furnished walkthrough tour utilizing our 3D home décor library.
roOomy did an outstanding job designing this ultra luxury property that exceeded all of our expectations. Furnishings were luxurious, unique, and exquisitely rendered.
They were extremely professional and responsive throughout the process addressing all of our concerns and tweaking the design to perfection. We are so happy with the work roOomy did for us.
We have been investigating how to improve our efficiency by moving from ‘live’ to ‘virtual’ staging. We started with Matterport over three years ago and have attracted the type of clients that are tech savvy and broadened our reach.
roOomy Virtual Staging adds another level of sophistication, allowing clients to imagine how their furniture might look in our apartments - which saves us a tremendous amount of time.
Agents and property managers can now show off their spaces in various styles and functions without the high cost of staging and recapturing of Matterport footage.
Select styles for your listings and our interior designers get to work, customizing each virtual staging per your target market’s needs.
See our Style Lookbook for more information on our styling capabilities.
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Place an order for Matterport 3D Flythrough Staging at roOomy Order Portal.
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Make a copy of the flythrough to be staged using the Matterport Capture App and transfer it to roOomy Matterport account (virtualstaging@rooomy.com).
If you do not have access to Matterport Capture App, contact the photographer and asks for two copies of the Tour (one to be staged and one to keep as original).
If you cannot receive the copies, we can stage the original.
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Our staging team will submit 360-panorama proofs to you for review. Request changes if necessary, and once approved, proofs are converted into high-resolution virtual stagings.
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Once the final staged flythrough is ready, roOomy will transfer it to your Matterport account and inform you.
Contemporary style embraces minimalistic elements with a focus on neutral colors like grays, beiges, and whites. It emphasizes sleekness, hidden details, and functionality, creating an organized and curated interior.
Fabrics such as silk, linen, cotton, and wool provide textured touches, while occasional pops of bold colors and geometric patterns add vibrancy to the decor.
Practical and comfortable, farmhouse design incorporates readily available materials and colors with dominant wood elements and white tones.
It exudes a warm and inviting rustic vibe with vintage accents, featuring a mix of artwork, textiles, and purposeful elements in earthy neutrals complemented by pops of bold or muted colors. Fabrics commonly found in farmhouse design include wool, cotton, toile, plaid, and linen.
Mid-Century Style is characterized by clean lines, organic curves, and a passion for diverse materials and shapes. It integrates natural and manmade elements, vibrant colors, and indoor-outdoor motifs.
Classic midcentury modern paint colors include ochre, orange, brown, and mustard yellow, while fabrics emphasize simplicity, practicality, and clean-lined silhouettes.
Modern design embodies clean lines, a simple color palette, and materials such as metal, glass, and steel. It emphasizes simplicity in every element, including furniture, to create a serene atmosphere.
Neutrals, black, and white dominate modern interiors, occasionally accentuated by bright and bold colors that create dynamic contrasts. Within fabric design, modernism features two-tone patterns, geometric shapes, and a focus on straight lines and sleek curves.
Rustic interior design encompasses various styles, including coastal, lake/cottage, and modern rustic, all characterized by a natural, aged, and casual aesthetic.
It embraces neutral, earthy colors and incorporates natural, organic textiles like leather, burlap, wool, and linen.
Faux animal skins are also an option and can provide additional texture.
Traditional design blends comfortable furniture, classic elements, and warm colors, featuring accent shades such as red, brown, green, and jewel tones.
Jacquard patterns are common in fabrics, including high-end materials like leather, velvet, and silk, all carefully selected for upholstery.
Silhouette plays a significant role in traditional style, ensuring a balanced and put-together look.
Transitional style seamlessly merges contemporary and traditional elements, striking a balance between sleek elegance and old-world charm.
Neutral colors like grey, sand, and white dominate transitional interiors, occasionally complemented by bold dark hues.
Fabrics such as corduroy, leather, cotton, and chenille contribute to the transitional aesthetic, while patterns are often tone-on-tone or feature small-scale graphics.
Scandinavian design emphasizes minimalism, utilizing a blend of textures and soft hues to create a sleek and inviting atmosphere.
Clean lines, utility, and simple furnishings define this style, with calming, neutral colors like whites, grays, and accentuating blues.
Natural textiles including wool, linen, and jute bring warmth and authenticity to Scandinavian interiors.
Minimalistic design embraces simplicity, clean lines, and an uncluttered ambiance, using a monochromatic palette with occasional accent colors.
A range of tonal textiles and fabrications creates visual interest and adds warmth throughout, while furs, hides, and textured textiles introduce unexpected details.
Prints and patterns in minimalistic decor are often graphic, featuring concise color schemes and ample negative space for a light and fuss-free look.
Get started by placing your order today, or contact us to discuss your project with one of our Matterport Virtual Staging specialists.
