Start with what you have.

Let the room speak.

Before buying new furniture, look at what is already there. Open the curtains, clear a walking route, and notice where your eye goes first.

Edit one surface.

Choose a coffee table or console. Pack away loose items and keep one small arrangement. The aim is to make the surface and the room’s proportions easier to see.

Make it comfortable.

Leave useful seating visible. Try fewer cushions, a considered furniture layout, and space to move naturally.

Keep it honest.

Present the space as it is. Discuss any changes with the owner, and pack personal items carefully. Staging supports presentation; it does not fix property defects or guarantee a sale result.

Put your eye to the test.

Find five opportunities in a fictional living room and build your own staging plan.

Play the Staging Studio

General information for your planning. Advice specific to your property and circumstances should come from the appropriate professional.

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Start with what you have.

Let the room speak.

Edit one surface.

Make it comfortable.

Keep it honest.

Put your eye to the test.

Let’s talk aboutwhat comes next.

Let’s talk about
what comes next.