Frequently Asked Questions

Home staging is the process of getting a property ready for sale by organizing furniture, décor, and the overall layout to enhance its appeal to potential buyers.

Staging is focused on depersonalizing and neutralizing a space to appeal to a wide range of potential buyers, while decorating is focused on personalizing a space to fit the specific tastes and preferences of the homeowner.

Yes, statistics show that staging can help a home sell faster and potentially for a higher price by creating a positive first impression that allows buyers to visualize themselves living in the home. 

It’s never too late for staging. Ideally, you should stage your property before listing it, since the first day on the market is typically the most impactful. This also allows for the staging to be showcased in your professional pictures.

Costs vary based on the size of the home and the extent of staging required. We encourage you to reach out to schedule a consultation and receive a quote.

Keep in mind that staging is meant to attract buyers, not reflect your personal taste, so it's important to rely on the stager's expertise in making the home market-ready.

We recommend staging what we call our primary package. These are the rooms that are visible upon entry and those that buyers tend to view as most important. This includes the entry way, living room, dining room, kitchen, master bedroom and master bathroom. 

The time it takes to stage a home depends on the extent of staging required and the size of the home but staging a vacant home can typically be done in one day.

Our recommendation is for staging to remain in place until the home is sold.

Staging can be done at any time, but it's most effective to temporarily take the home off the market during the process and then re-list it afterward with updated pictures.