FURNISHED RENTALS
Furnished rental photography: show what comes with the unit
A furnished rental is advertised partly on its contents: beds, sofas, dining sets, kitchenware, linens and often appliances such as a washer. Renters want to see what is included and whether it is in good condition, so the photos have to be clear and accurate as well as attractive. Landlords with several units also want each unit's gallery to look consistent. NovaHDR finishes each property as a set with balanced exposure and consistent color from room to room, with a natural look that shows the furnishings honestly.
The furniture shown is the furniture renters get: nothing is added or swapped.
One property covers up to 50 photos.
Last updated October 2026
Sending a furnished unit
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Photograph the contents and export
Shoot each room plus the key inclusions, such as the made bed, the stocked kitchen and the washer, then export one JPEG, PNG or WebP per view.
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One unit, one property
Upload each unit as its own property, up to 50 photos, so each gallery is finished as a consistent set.
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Send each unit and check it
Pay with One Property or a plan credit, then send the property for editing. Each unit's finished set arrives 24 to 72 hours after you send the property, for your final review before the listing goes up.
What to photograph in a furnished rental
Renters use the gallery as a preview of the inventory. These are the views that answer their questions.
The bed, made and dressed
Show the bed with clean linens and pillows. It tells renters the size and condition at a glance.
The kitchen, ready to use
A view of open shelves or a set table shows that cookware and dishes are included.
Work and storage space
A desk, wardrobe or chest of drawers matters to longer term renters.
Laundry and appliances
If there is a washer, dryer or dishwasher, include it in a frame.
Keep units consistent
For buildings with several units, use the same angles and lighting choices so the listings look like one brand.
Avoid showing worn items close up
If a sofa is worn, the photos will show it. Ask the landlord about replacing it rather than hiding it.
What furnished rentals need from photos
Contents are part of the offer
Furniture, linens and kitchenware are what distinguish a furnished rental, so they should be clearly visible.
Accuracy matters
Renters compare the unit to the photos on move in, so misleading images cause disputes.
Multiple units
Landlords and managers often list many similar units and want consistent galleries.
Smaller spaces
Furnished units are often compact, so wide, well lit views matter.
Each unit as a set
NovaHDR finishes each property as a set with balanced exposure and consistent color, so one unit's rooms agree with each other.
Accuracy stays with you
You make the final review before delivery, and listing professionals remain responsible for image accuracy.
Furnished rental views and why they matter
| View | What renters check | What to capture |
|---|---|---|
| Bedroom | Bed size and linens | A wide view with the bed made |
| Living area | Seating and condition | Sofa, chairs and coffee table in one frame |
| Kitchen | Cookware and dishes | Open shelves or a set table |
| Bathroom | Towels and cleanliness | Fresh towels and clear counters |
| Work space | Desk and chair | A frame that shows the desk |
| Laundry | Washer and dryer | The appliances in view |
What is included in a fully furnished rental?
A fully furnished rental usually includes the main furniture, such as beds, sofas, a dining table and storage, plus household items like kitchenware, linens and towels, and often appliances. The exact list varies by landlord and lease, so photos should show what is actually provided. NovaHDR finishes the unit's photos as a set for balanced exposure and consistent color.
It is not adding furniture or furnishings. The inventory in the photos is what was there.
Furnished rental questions
What should a furnished rental listing show?
The main furniture, the bed made up, kitchen equipment, storage and any appliances. Renters use the photos to check what is included.
Can worn furniture be made to look new?
No. Objects stay as photographed, and the photos should represent the unit accurately.
Should each unit in a building be a separate property?
Yes. Each unit is its own property of up to 50 photos, finished as its own set.
How do I keep several units looking consistent?
Use the same angles, lighting choices and white balance for each unit, and send each as its own property.
Can I upload the unit while the cleaners finish one room?
Yes. Uploads are saved, so you can add the last room and then send the property.
What does the Studio plan cost for a manager with many units?
The Studio plan is $399 per month, 40 property credits, with one credit per property.
Your next client handoff
Send each furnished unit
Upload one property per unit and send each for editing when its gallery is complete.
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