“We will sell no wine before its time.”
–Slogan; Paul Masson winery advertising campaign.
When some idiot driver in front of me is texting instead of driving after the light has turned green, believe me, I don’t hesitate to honk.
However, when my virtual stager needs more time to get the finished product right, I wait.
Patiently.
Four Stage Process
The difference is that virtual staging can be incredibly subtle.
That’s especially the case when the photos have been taken with a wide-angle lens, creating extra-wide shots with lots of horizontal space to fill up.
Based on my conversation with the project manager on Friday, the first 3 stages — “Furniture,” “Decor,” and “3-D” — have been completed, leaving “Quality Control” before they’re shipped — virtually – to me on Monday.
P.S.: I suppose debuting on the market 2-3 days later than planned could be pivotal.
But, in my experience, it usually isn’t.
