@Natalia1650 , it's a beautiful home! I love your design aesthetic.
I think image #12 is stronger than #3 used in your top five.
I do not have confirmation that this is true, but I have always been advised not to use vertical images in my listings. While some of those shots are design magazine worthy I'm not sure if they will work against you?
I would keep the bar area moody photos together and I would not use the glassware more "artistic" photos because when a potential renter scrolls the feed having one pop up seems abrupt and interrupts the flow. If you want one in your top five images I would use the one that had the view of the entire room. I would likely click through on that image.
A guest will see the mood, all the beautiful bar ware etc. I think it's better to use one really strong image than 5-7 of the same thing. However, definitely use those on social media to promote your home.
It seems like some images have been edited and they look great but maybe you also have accidentally included the unedited versions of the living/dining room?
People love my outdoor spaces and your outdoor room space is great! I love the furniture you picked, but I highly recommend taking some twilight dusk and night time shots. Pick one really strong one with all the lighting at night to show what it looks like at night and add it to your top five rotation.
I also agree with the adding pops of color with pillows and throw blankets. It's hard to photograph the true depth of all the beautiful neutral textures in your design without great lighting or help with lighting your photography. Some living room images are really strong and others I would delete.
In your top description, I would move your last sentence first. The one about the location. ☺️
Best of luck to you on your new STR!
