Furnished attic flat with exposed beams in Via Felice Venezian

The 13 photographs in this listing are stills from the virtual 3D tour of the attic flat, saved from the viewer on 7 December 2020: the furniture and objects are those of that time, then new (the mattresses were still in their wrapping). Some things may have changed since; there are no more recent photographs, and today's condition should be checked at the viewing. At the end of the gallery is the cadastral floor plan on file (2019), cleaned of headers and identifiers, without artificial intelligence. 4 of the 13 photographs were processed with a generative image model (Google's Nano Banana family, used through the Higgsfield platform), in a limited way: the pixels are those of the original still, and only the areas described below come from the model, between 3.5% and 19% of each image. In the three photographs of the bedroom the mattress was still wrapped in plastic, with a cardboard label on top: the model removed the plastic and the label and dressed the bed with white bedding, a smooth duvet and two pillows, which was not in the original photograph: it is an addition. The size and position of the bed have not changed and the bed frame is as photographed; the model also redrew the lower part of the headboard around the pillows and, in one of the three photographs, the right-hand side of the frame, where the plastic hung down. In one photograph of the bathroom the reflection of the tour camera on its tripod in the large mirror was removed; in another, a small reflection of the same camera's label in the glass was removed by local retouching, without the generative model. Deliberately left in place: all the furniture, the lamps switched on as in the tour, the wall clocks, the decorative plate on the dining table, the two lanterns by the window, a white remote control on the kitchen worktop, a waste bin behind the entrance door, a small round object on the floor of the mezzanine, the gold dispensers, the bunch of artificial roses and the bath mat in the bathroom and, in one photograph of the living room, the mattress still in its wrapping, seen through the bedroom door. Where an object was removed, what it hid was not photographed: the surface of the bed under the bedding, in the mirror the wallpaper and the towel radiator reflected behind the tripod and, in one photograph of the bedroom, a strip of panelling and floor beside the bed, where the plastic stuck out, were reconstructed by the model, plausibly; the patch of reflected wall in the glass where the label was has been reconstructed by the retouching software. Nothing else was changed: dimensions, heights, openings, beams, stone walls, floors, windows and doors, services and finishes are as photographed; no obvious defects are visible in the stills, and none has been reduced or hidden. The views from the windows and skylights were not processed by the model: they only have the same light and colour correction as the rest of the photograph. The other nine photographs were not processed with generative artificial intelligence: only their light and colour were corrected, as in normal photo retouching, and one also has the local retouch described above. The original, unmodified photographs are available on request; the viewing remains the only reference for the actual condition of the property.

The video at the top of the listing. AI animation of six gallery photos from the 2020 3D tour: one retouched with AI, five corrected only for light and colour. It is not video footage of the flat.

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