Don't just look at those photos! When I worked for a Wrightian Architect in the 70's, we occasionally set up our completed houses for photo shoots for publication. I remember one house in RI, where we took down a truckload of furniture and houseplants, put all the Owner's furniture in one bedroom, had a cleaning crew in, located the furniture according to the photog's directions, (look closely, same piece in several rooms) and moved plants around as required. We even had a model in to sit by the swimming pool. Costly? Yes, but that spread got us several more large commissions. If a house looks like a place where no one lives, that's because nobody does at the time of the photos. EDS