Furnished flat or office with parking space, Via San Nicolò

The 11 photographs in this listing were taken with a phone in the flat on 22 September 2026, while it was lived in; the floor plan is the 2023 design drawing. 8 of the 11 photographs were edited with a generative image model (Google's Nano Banana family, used through the Higgsfield platform), for one purpose only: to remove personal belongings and clutter. In all 8 the base is the original shot, and only the areas of the removed objects were taken from the model. Removed: a dress form, books, papers, remote controls, headphones, bags, small ornaments, a champagne box, a pair of glasses, a packet, the small appliances, knives, dishes and the drying rack from the kitchen worktop, a speaker, two rugs, a suitcase, small bottles and toiletries, the bathrobe and towels in the bathroom. In one bedroom the bed was made by smoothing out the same bedspread; a bit of the sheet can still be seen next to the bedside table. The photo of the kitchen seen from the entrance is cropped: a trophy, a framed certificate and a storage cube are left outside the frame, not erased. Deliberately kept: all the furniture, the paintings and posters, the lamps, the Venetian mask and the ceramic piece on the step chest, the blue glass bowl, a pink packet on the bidet. The dress form removed from the living room can still be seen, in the distance, through the door in one of the bedroom photos. Where an object was removed, the wall, floor or furniture it hid was not photographed: the model reconstructed it plausibly. The largest reconstructed areas are the wallpaper behind the dress form in the living room, the bedspread and the side of the bed in the bedroom, the wall and towel rail behind the bathrobe in the bathroom, the floor under the rugs in the hallway and the bathroom, and part of the step chest behind the box. While working around nearby objects the model also redrew an hourglass, a tray and the neck of a vase on the low sideboard in the living room, slightly the blue ceramic piece on the step chest, and the bidet bowl, which the bathrobe partly hid. Nothing else was changed: dimensions, openings, floors, window frames, grilles, fittings, finishes and wallpaper are as photographed, and no defect has been softened or hidden: the round dark mark on the floor at the foot of the step chest is still there. Some retouches were done by hand, without artificial intelligence: the reflections of the people taking the photographs in the bathroom and hallway mirrors, and the wall behind the champagne box. The photo of the kitchen window onto the courtyard, the one from the window onto the street and one of the two bedroom photos were not touched by artificial intelligence, only corrected for light and, the first two, cropped; in the street view the specks of the dirty glass remain. Light and colour were corrected as in an ordinary photo retouch. 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 made from this home's photos, retouched with AI; 4 of 6 shots animated with AI, two are digital zooms.

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