Services

• Consultations

Our in-home consultation will provide you with detailed, room by room recommendations of everything that needs to be done to stage your home. Great for those who love do-it-yourself projects! We also offer follow-up consultations after you complete our recommendations to check furniture and accessory arrangement; and “tweak” all of those little details so your home will look the best it can be.

                                               The Homeowner Staged This Spare Bedroom by Following My Consultation Report

                                                                            Before                                                                                       After

• Occupied Home Staging

If you prefer not to do it yourself, I can come and do the staging for you. You will be amazed at the dramatic transformation a Professional Stager is able to accomplish in one day using what you already own!  These "Before and After" photos are of a home our team of professionals staged in one day using only the homeowner's furniture and accessories:

                                                                     Before                                                                                            After

• Vacant Staging   
                                                          

Vacant homes feel cold, lifeless and uninviting. Buyers cannot picture themselves living there, which is why vacant homes take almost twice as long to sell. A vacant home sends a message to buyers that the seller is desperate to sell, which results in much lower offers. Staging a vacant house with just the right amount of furniture makes the house feel like a home, the rooms will look larger, and it will leave buyers with positive thoughts and ideas of living there. Because we own our own furniture and accessory inventory, we offer substantial savings over furniture rental companies. We will provide you with a custom proposal to save you the most amount of money.        

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 

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