Renovated Top-Floor Flat, Three Sea-View Balconies

This listing has 32 images: 6 are drone shots taken in October 2026, real photos adjusted only for light and colour, without artificial intelligence. The other 26 start from photographs of the empty apartment, with protective cardboard on the floors and bare bulbs hanging from the ceilings, and from shots of the views and of the entrance from outside. All 26 went through a generative image model available on the Higgsfield platform: 3 only for light and colour, with nothing added or removed; 2 to remove objects; the other 21 are simulations and carry the label «AI · simulated» on the website. 4 are furnishing simulations of rooms that are empty in reality: in one bedroom a double bed, a bedside table and a chest of drawers with lamps, a plant, books, three pictures, a backpack, shoes and a cat were added, and the colour of the walls was changed; in another bedroom a single bed, a bedside table, a bookcase with books, toys and a globe, a beanbag, a ball, shelves with models and pictures, a poster, a rug and a basket; in the living room a corner sofa, a coffee table, an arc lamp, objects in the niche, a large plant and a kitchen with wall units, shelves, an island and stools, which another simulation shows close up with a worktop, appliances and food.

The kitchen does not exist in reality: on the green wall there are only the water and power connections. In 6 interior photos the model raised roller shutters and curtains, or made lowered pleated blinds disappear, and what can be seen behind them, sky, clouds, mountains, town and hills, is invented. In 3 it drew elements that are not there: a dropped ceiling with indirect lighting and spotlights, where the ceiling is flat; a skirting board, where in reality there is none; a strip of light at the top of the shower wall.

In the 8 exterior shots, 7 views and the entrance: in 7 the model widened the frame, reconstructing buildings, roofs, trees, a bell tower, the port and houses at the edges; it redrew the view, the harbour cranes, the distant coast and the clothes airers; in 3 it added clouds to a sky that is clear in the shot; in one it removed the corner of a nearby building; at the entrance it invented the stone wall with the railing, the part of the pillar that was not in the frame and the ivy. Inside, the protective cardboard on the floor, a ladder, the objects in the niches and on the windowsills, the bulbs hanging from the ceiling, a bottle, reflections on a pane and, in one photo, some service connections on the green wall, which are there in reality, were removed. Where an object was removed, what it hid was not photographed: the model reconstructed it, plausibly.

The model also erased defects that exist in reality: the stains on the walls, in 3 photos, and the marks at the foot of a wall. In 6 photos the frame was also straightened, in one with edges reconstructed by the model. Compared with the starting shots, windows, French windows, radiators, floors and, except as stated, walls and connections are as photographed.

Even where it added nothing, the model recalculated the whole image: the fine grain of surfaces and views is reconstructed, not photographed. Light and colour were corrected as in normal photo retouching. The original unmodified photographs are available on request; a viewing remains the only reference for the actual condition of the property.