Hello. Kate here, from Interior Decorating NE. I would like to speak about the benefit of staging a vacant property/listing. I compare a vacant home to the frame of a painting. Frames can be opulent, and exquisitely presented. However, inside the frame is a blank canvas. Buyers want to see the finished work. Consider this: a gleaming rehabbed project or new construction needs finishing touches. Yes, the property will sell, however, wouldn’t you rather offer more than just a frame, but a completed work that staging can provide?

In addition, staging can create a guideline for room dimensions and how to place furniture and decor. Typically, buyers have a difficult time envisioning how their belongings will fit in a home. This is especially applicable to oversized/grand rooms and smaller spaces. Staging takes the guesswork out of whether their furnishings will fit and save them money on costly design mistakes.

Buying a home is an extremely stressful proposition. Our goal is to alleviate some of this stress by offering design guidelines and inspiration.

We create the finished product so that buyers can easily envision themselves living in the home. According to NAR statistics, a staged home typically garners increased offers and selling price.

Staging can provide the seller with multiple offers to choose from when buyers are drawn in by your work of art.
Stagers turn a house into a home. Here are some recent before and after vacant staging results.