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Try Free — 3 CreditsFrench buyers and renters search on a few large portals, and French law sets detailed mandatory information for property ads — most visibly the energy performance (DPE) rating and estimated annual energy costs.
Consumer law prohibits misleading commercial practices, so virtually staged photos should be labelled and consistent with the property's real condition.
Sale and rental ads must show the property's energy and climate classes and, since 2022, an estimate of annual theoretical energy costs. Homes rated F or G must be flagged as having excessive energy consumption.
The Consumer Code prohibits misleading commercial practices. Label virtually staged images and don't alter the property's condition or surroundings.
A summary for orientation, not legal advice. Last reviewed .
A clear caption on each staged image tells buyers the furniture is illustrative.
French buyers compare surface areas carefully; furniture scale should match the real room sizes.
A low DPE rating often signals work to do. Stage furniture, but don't make an unrenovated flat look renovated.
Include the unfurnished room alongside the staged version.
DecoAI bills in US dollars: $5 for 50 credits or $12 for 150 — roughly €0.07–€0.09 per staged image. New accounts get 3 free credits.
Yes, provided the ad isn't misleading. Label staged photos and keep the mandatory information, including the DPE classes and energy cost estimate.
The energy and climate class letters, an estimate of annual energy costs, and a warning for homes rated F or G.
Only as a clearly labelled concept. Presenting renovations as existing would mislead buyers.