Entryway virtual staging
Entryway staging is about a console, mirror and bench that make the first photo of the home welcoming. Renov places real products in a 3D model of the room and renders every photo from it.
Ready-made entryway collections
Placed in one press. Every piece stays editable.
- A Collector's Welcome: Tonal warm minimalism, 15 pieces
- The Quiet Arrival: Quiet contemporary gallery, 13 pieces
- The Burgundy Vestibule: Burgundy and walnut salon, 11 pieces
- The Olive Passage: Warm botanical mid-century, 12 pieces
- The Nocturne Vestibule: Nocturne · charcoal, wine and aged brass, 12 pieces
- The Cedar Arrival: Japandi · smoked oak, linen and forest green, 12 pieces
- The Emerald Threshold: Art Deco · malachite, peacock and brass, 14 pieces
- The Terracotta Passage: Mediterranean · clay, saffron and natural fibre, 11 pieces
- The Country House Entrance: English collected · indigo, walnut and cream, 11 pieces
- The Graphite Gallery: Sculptural modern · ink, chalk and walnut, 14 pieces
Sizes to stage by
| Piece or space | Guideline |
|---|---|
| Console depth | 25 to 40 cm (10 to 16 in) |
| Console height | 75 to 90 cm (30 to 36 in) |
| Mirror | About two-thirds the width of the console |
| Walkway | At least 90 cm (36 in) clear |
Common furniture guidelines, in metric and US sizes.
Questions
- How do you stage an entryway?
- A slim console with a lamp or vase, a mirror above it, and a bench or runner if there is space, with the walkway clear. It sets the first impression of the home.
- How deep should an entry console be?
- 25 to 40 cm (10 to 16 in), so it leaves at least 90 cm (36 in) to walk past.