Flat with balconies overlooking trees in Viale XX Settembre

The photographs in this listing were taken with a smartphone on 21/05/2025; 13 of them had already been corrected by hand for light and, in some cases, cropped. 12 of the 16 published photographs were edited with a generative image model (Google's Nano Banana family, used through the Higgsfield platform) for two purposes only: to remove small everyday items left in view, and to dress the beds, whose mattresses were bare in the original shots, in neutral white linen (sheets and pillowcases). Removed: rolls of kitchen paper, a cup and a glass, pot holders and oven gloves, a bowl and a silicone mat, waste bins, bottles of washing-up liquid and cleaning products, a toilet brush, a bath mat, a towel, a laundry basket, loose electric cables, a jar candle, a sheet of paper, a card and adhesive labels, a small dish, a stack of plastic cups and a small object on a cabinet. The bed linen was added by the model and is not part of the flat's furnishings. Deliberately left in place: all furniture and appliances, the ceiling lights and the bedside lamp, pictures, mirrors, curtains, the shower curtain, the kitchen tablecloth and the mesh mat on the washing machine. Where an object was removed, the part of the wall, floor or furniture it hid was never photographed: the model reconstructed it in a plausible way; in two small spots (a cup on the washing machine and a bottle in the second bathroom seen from the hallway) the object was instead removed by local retouching, copying the real surface next to it from the same photograph. Nothing else was changed: dimensions, ceiling heights, openings, the parquet and terrazzo floors, tiles, windows and doors, services and finishes are as photographed, and no defect was deliberately reduced or hidden: the chipped door frames, the worn parquet, the period tiles and sanitary ware, the exposed pipes on the sink wall, the marks on the walls of one bedroom, the stain on the tiles of the second bathroom, the frosted glass of the balcony panels and the graffiti at the building entrance are all as they are. Where the model had redrawn or erased a detail (the lettering and illustration on the living-room mirror, the brand name, display and mat of the washing machine, the kitchen clock, the brand name on the water heater, the wall socket, the gas valve with its hose, the dirty tiles around them and the cooker's control panel, the low bookcase and the marks on the wall of one bedroom, the stain on the tiles of the second bathroom), the original photograph was put back. Where the model had shifted dark tones towards violet (the black terrazzo floor in the bathroom and hallway, the black soap dishes in the bathroom, a dark chest of drawers in the hallway), the colour was brought back closer to the photographed one with a local correction, without generative AI. Because the model rebuilds the whole image, elsewhere small marks on the walls may look fainter than in reality. The two balcony photographs, the facade and the building entrance were not touched by artificial intelligence: the views from the balconies are as photographed. Light and colour were corrected as in any ordinary photo retouch, which makes the pale ivory walls look whiter than they are. 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. Some of those photos are simulations: the video also shows the elements AI added.

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