With home staging we optimise all parts of a property that buyers will notice, judge and base their decision on.
A decision is rarely based on logic alone. Within seconds, people decide if a space feels right.
That is why we optimise the aspects that influence both logic and first impression. We strategically design each space to shift perception: from seeing someone else’s house to picture it as their future home.
Layout, furniture placement and spatial flow are used to make rooms feel larger, clearer and easier to understand.
The result is a property that reduces doubt in the buying decision, and supports a higher perceived value.
+1-10%
higher offers
Staging has led to 1–10% higher offers compared to similar, un-staged homes on the market.
3x
faster sales
Nearly half of the agents say staged homes sell up to three times faster than non-staged homes.
83%
agents
A large majority (83%) of agents say staging helps buyers picture themselves living in the house.
For homeowners, real estate agents and developers,
with properties that:
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Need to sell quickly or for a higher price.
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Are empty, small or have an unclear layout, making it hard to understand the space or how furniture fits.
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Are occupied and feel cluttered or too personal, making it difficult for buyers to see themselves living there.
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Feel dated or less modern, creating the impression that the property needs renovation or extra work.
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Receive little interest, with few viewings or low offers.
Who is it for?
Does one or more of these apply? Get in touch and we’ll help you.
4 steps from start
to finish
1
Intro call
Usually, we start with a short intro call.
You can ask any questions, and we get an idea of the property and the situation.
2
Property analysis
If it feels like a good fit, we plan a property visit.
We then look at the space and discuss the plan with you.
3
Staging
If you agree, we prepare everything for the staging day.
On the scheduled date, we come to the property, bring the furniture and stage the home.
4
Collecting
When the rental period ends, we come back and collect everything.
Why work with us?
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Fast:
From first contact to staging within one week, with staging completed in one day.
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Clear pricing:
All prices are visible on our website, with no hidden costs.
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Simple and transparant process:
We do one property analysis visit, one staging day, and collect everything after. With clear communication, so you always know what to expect and when.
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No lift or tight stairs? We got you covered!
From beds to full kitchens, thanks to our cardboard furniture.
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No risk of damage:
With our lightweight materials there is no risk of scratches or damage to the property.
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Strategic staging:
We don't just decorate, we structure the property so it helps convince buyers, and perceive more value.
I actually sold a house that had one four doors down go on the market at the same time. They were the same floorplan, same upgrades etc. street was the same, yards were the same. I staged my listing, the other identical house was priced 10k cheaper and completely empty. They were the exact same house. My listing was in contract within three weeks (about average for that part of town) and closed at full price. The unstaged identical house sat on the market for another three months and ended up closing for 30k less than list price. It was the best case study for staging I’ve ever seen.
I believe staging is totally worth it. I staged when I sold my house last year and ended up getting more than asking price and under contract within 48 hours. Staging made a big difference vs. an empty house.
When I looked at dozens of homes before I purchased, the staged homes always stood out much more than empty ones. Just my two cents.
Have just been through the dilemma of staging or not.
My 84yo mother recently moved into a retirement village, and I really struggled with the thought of spending money to do styling.
Ultimately proceeded to do it for a few reasons.
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We need mum's house to sell quickly, and in the absence of hard data either way, opted to style to maximise quick sale.
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Went to an open home of a friend's house where styling was done. Remarkable difference, and really highlighted feautures.
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RE told of experience where an empty house wasn't moving for months. Had styling, sold within weeks.
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Styling on mum's house is exceptional, and showcases opportunities for awkward spaces.
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Cost for styling deferred through agency.
Benefits of styling or not really can't be quantified. Decision in my case purely about maximising quick sale.
Opening bid was about 30k above reserve. Went on to sell for almost 100k more than our "bottom" price. So worth it, and would do it every time in future.
100% worth it. Think of IKEA, when you walk through the store there are tons of of pseudo rooms that have been styled. That inspires a buyer. Oh look, I can make my living room, kitchen, look like this. That is much better than some random couch on the sales floor. It's merchandising. Staging a home is also deceiving because designers make the homes look more spacious because there is no clutter you would find in a home where people actually live. Additionally, it diverts the attention of buyers away from what they may perceive as drawbacks of the home because they are so hooked on what the home looks like. The fantasy of a a magazine pictorial.