Palazzo

Stage rooms with real, shoppable furniture from your own catalog

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What is Palazzo?

Palazzo is a generative image tool. Palazzo stages interior rooms with real, purchasable furniture. Spaces restages listing photos for agents in about 60 seconds, Showcase puts a retailer's catalog into a shopper's own room, and Studio produces lifestyle product photography from existing images.

Palazzo is a room visualization platform split into three products that share one rendering engine. Spaces handles virtual staging for real estate: an agent uploads a photo of an empty or furnished room, Palazzo removes what is there, and returns a finished, furnished version of the same walls, windows and layout in about 60 seconds. Showcase does the same job for furniture retailers, placing a brand's catalog items into a shopper's own room at true scale so the whole look can be added to cart. Studio generates lifestyle product photography for every SKU and colorway, built from existing product images rather than a photoshoot. The defining constraint is that nothing is invented. Every piece in every rendered room is a real product with a real SKU, and where inventory and pricing are available they flow through. That separates Palazzo from generic AI staging tools that fill rooms with furniture a buyer can never purchase. Setup leans on assets a brand already has: a product feed with SKUs, images, pricing and availability. The company states that no 3D models or CAD files are required. Audiences differ by product. Agents and brokerages use Spaces on a per-seat basis, multifamily operators are priced by building and builders by project. Furniture retailers, manufacturers and home brands use Showcase and Studio, typically after a sales demo. Add-on modules called Stylist and Vinci extend Showcase with room recommendations and a question-answering shopping guide. The company also offers a done-for-you staging service for teams that would rather send photos than learn software. Competitively, Palazzo positions against physical staging (thousands per room, weeks of lead time) and traditional product shoots ($300 to $1,000 per product, one to three weeks). It is a business tool aimed at brokerages, marketing teams and merchandisers, not a consumer design toy, and the real estate free trial is the main self-serve entry point.

How do you use Palazzo?

  1. 1Request the demo for Showcase or Studio
    Furniture retailers, home brands and manufacturers begin with a booked demo rather than a sign-up form. Use it to walk through catalog setup and see how SkUs map to rendered rooms.
  2. 2Connect your product feed
    Provide the feed you already have: SKUs, product images, pricing and availability. No 3D scanning or CAD files are required, so onboarding stays short.
  3. 3Render lifestyle scenes in Studio
    Generate lifestyle photography for each SKU and colorway from existing product images, then refresh seasonal scenes without reshooting the product.
  4. 4Start the Spaces free trial as an agent
    Agents and brokerages sign up directly for the real estate product. The trial is scoped to Spaces, not to Showcase or Studio.
  5. 5Upload a room photo and restage it
    Submit a photo of an empty or furnished room. Palazzo clears existing furniture and returns a staged version with the same walls, windows and layout.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Furnished rooms use real, shoppable SKUs instead of generic stock furniture, which differentiates it from most AI staging tools.AI
  • Speed claim is concrete: a listing photo goes in and a restaged room comes back in roughly 60 seconds.AI
  • Onboarding leans on an existing product feed with images, pricing and availability, and no 3D models or CAD files are needed.AI
  • Three products cover both sides of the market: agents staging listings and brands selling furniture.AI
  • Done-for-you staging service available for teams that do not want to operate the tool themselves.AI

Cons

  • Published pricing covers only the agent tier at $50 a month; multifamily, builder and furniture pricing require a sales conversation.AI
  • Showcase and Studio start with a demo, so furniture brands cannot evaluate the product self-serve.AI
  • No 3D walkthroughs or true spatial modeling, since output is image-based from a single photo.AI
  • Performance figures (+32% order value, 2.4x conversion) come from vendor-published pilots without third-party verification.AI
  • Catalog grounding means output quality depends on feed hygiene; incomplete SKU data will limit what can be staged.AI

How much does Palazzo cost?

Free trial

A free trial is available for Spaces, the real estate product. Showcase and Studio begin with a booked demo instead of a self-serve trial.

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Pricing

The only published price is $50 per month with unlimited staging for individual agents on Spaces. Multifamily is priced by building and builders and BTR by project, both requiring a demo. Showcase and Studio pricing is not listed and starts with a sales conversation.

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Support

Support runs through a booked demo for Showcase, Studio, multifamily and builder accounts. A managed service is also offered where the team stages client photos and returns finished rooms.

Integrations

Palazzo ingests the product feed a brand already maintains, covering SKUs, images, pricing and availability. No 3D models or CAD files are needed. No named third-party integrations are listed on the homepage.

Features

Three products on one engine: Spaces restages listing photos in about 60 seconds, Showcase places a retailer's catalog in the shopper's own room with the full set addable to cart, and Studio generates lifestyle product photography for every SKU. Optional Stylist recommends rooms and Vinci answers shopper questions.

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Frequently asked questions about Palazzo

  • How much does Palazzo cost?
    The only published price is $50 per month with unlimited staging for individual agents on Spaces. Multifamily is priced by building and builders and BTR by project, both requiring a demo. Showcase and Studio pricing is not listed and starts with a sales conversation.
  • Does Palazzo offer a free trial?
    A free trial is available for Spaces, the real estate product. Showcase and Studio begin with a booked demo instead of a self-serve trial.
  • How do you use Palazzo?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 5 steps: 1. Request the demo for Showcase or Studio 2. Connect your product feed 3. Render lifestyle scenes in Studio 4. Start the Spaces free trial as an agent 5. Upload a room photo and restage it.
  • What platforms does Palazzo support?
    Palazzo is available on Web App.
  • What does Palazzo integrate with?
    Palazzo ingests the product feed a brand already maintains, covering SKUs, images, pricing and availability. No 3D models or CAD files are needed. No named third-party integrations are listed on the homepage.
  • What are the limitations of Palazzo?
    Published pricing covers only the agent tier at $50 a month; multifamily, builder and furniture pricing require a sales conversation. Showcase and Studio start with a demo, so furniture brands cannot evaluate the product self-serve. No 3D walkthroughs or true spatial modeling, since output is image-based from a single photo.

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Added10/21/2026

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