Two-bedroom flat with island kitchen in Via di Torre Bianca

The photographs in this listing are still images taken from the property's 3D virtual tour, scanned in June 2022 while the flat was furnished and lived in: they show the flat as it was at that date. 11 of the 13 published photographs were edited with a generative image model (Google's Nano Banana family, used through the Higgsfield platform) for one purpose only: to remove the tenant's personal belongings and traces of the scan. Removed were: personal photographs and postcards, posters and pictures showing faces (already blurred in the tour), a few small pictures, two decorative plates, a figurine and a small radio, hanging clothes, a hat and some hangers, a bathrobe and a towel, a fabric hanging organiser, toiletry bottles, toiletries and toothbrushes, paper rolls, bottles, jars, boxes and packets, plates and pans, a basket, knives, oven gloves and a tea towel, books, a small wooden box, a pine cone, a laptop, a speaker, a projector, notes stuck on the fridge and on a wall, a calendar, small potted plants and the camera tripod reflected in the mirrors. Deliberately left in place were all the furniture (sofas, beds, daybed, tables, chairs, wardrobes, chests of drawers, desks, TV unit, the bar trunk in the living room), the lamps, the rugs, the large plants, the largest pictures and the objects on top of the kitchen wall cabinets; a few objects the model failed to remove also remain (a watering can, the toilet brush, a bottle on a bedside table). Where an object was removed, the part of the wall, floor or furniture it hid was not photographed: the model reconstructed it plausibly; this applies to the shelves under the kitchen table and island, the walls where posters, pictures and photos hung, and the reflections in the mirrors. The model also redraws, rather than copies, the smallest or most distant details: for example the digits on the oven displays, a print and some boxes at the far end of the second bedroom, the coats and shoes in the wardrobe seen through a door, the grates of a hob, and the tile patterns inside the bathroom niche and in the reflections. Where it had altered fittings, fixed furniture or artworks, the original photograph has been put back: sockets, switches and wall plates; in the kitchen the rail with hooks, the extractor hood, a print, a food mixer, the coffee pot and the objects on top of the wall cabinets; the decorative tile border in both bathrooms, with the flush lever; in the living room the shelves, the bar trunk, the vase on the coffee table and the blue painting; in the second bedroom a narrow radiator in the wardrobe seen through the door. Nothing else was changed: dimensions, ceiling heights, openings, floors, windows and doors, fittings and finishes are as photographed; no obvious defects are visible in the photographs, and no defect has been softened or hidden. Two photographs, the hallway and the laundry room, only have corrected light and colour, without generative AI: the view over the rooftops from the laundry window has not been touched. Light and colour were corrected as in ordinary photo retouching. The original, unedited photographs are available on request. A viewing remains the only reliable reference for the actual condition of the property.

The video at the top of the listing. Video generated with AI (Kling model, via Higgsfield) from photographs in this property's gallery, with the AI edits described in their captions: the camera movements are synthetic, not real footage. The video has no sound.

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