Bathroom virtual staging
Bathroom staging is about small, true-to-life styling that makes the room feel clean and calm, with every fixture left as photographed. Renov places real products in a 3D model of the room and renders every photo from it.
Ready-made bathroom collections
Placed in one press. Every piece stays editable.
- Amber Ritual: Ochre and oak modern country, 16 pieces
- The Sage Ritual: Soft sage and limestone, 14 pieces
- The Pearl Ritual: Tonal warm minimalism, 13 pieces
- The Ink Ritual: Warm charcoal and leather, 13 pieces
- The Obsidian Ritual: Nocturne · charcoal, wine and aged brass, 16 pieces
- The Cedar Ritual: Japandi · smoked oak, linen and forest green, 14 pieces
- The Malachite Ritual: Art Deco · malachite, peacock and brass, 13 pieces
- The Clay Ritual: Mediterranean · clay, saffron and natural fibre, 14 pieces
- The Old House Ritual: English collected · indigo, walnut and cream, 14 pieces
- The Slate Ritual: Sculptural modern · ink, chalk and walnut, 12 pieces
Sizes to stage by
| Piece or space | Guideline |
|---|---|
| In front of a toilet or vanity | At least 53 to 76 cm (21 to 30 in) clear |
| Bath mat | About 50 × 80 cm (20 × 32 in) |
| Towel bar | About 120 cm (48 in) from the floor |
| Stool or side table | 40 to 45 cm (16 to 18 in) tall, 30 to 35 cm (12 to 14 in) across |
Common furniture guidelines, in metric and US sizes.
Questions
- Is it worth virtually staging a bathroom?
- Lightly. A bathroom sells on being clean and bright, so the staging is towels, a plant and a few objects, never a new vanity or tiles. Changing fixtures would misrepresent the property.
- Can virtual staging change bathroom tiles or fixtures?
- It should not. Disclosure rules allow furniture and decor, not changes to the property. Renov keeps the tiles, fixtures and vanity from your photograph and adds only styling.