The room that sells the house
Rug, sofas, accent chairs, ottomans, coffee table, lamps, side tables, a tree, and the art that ties it together.
Range$1,050–$1,550 Full schedule
Staging · Design · Luxe
Rooms that make a buyer stop and stay
We style each Seattle and Eastside listing around its own architecture, light, and likely buyer — never one look for every house — so it shows as more valuable and more inviting.
Why staging works
Buyers decide in the first ninety seconds
Most of that decision happens before anyone reads the listing sheet. Staging controls what they notice first: light, flow, scale, and where a room invites them to stand.
We start from your house and the people most likely to buy it, not from a standard furniture package. Every piece is chosen to make a room read larger, brighter, and easier to imagine living in — then photographed to carry that impression online, where the showing really begins.
- Design plans built around your target buyer and comparables
- Owned inventory — no waiting on rental warehouses
- Photo-ready styling on your shoot day
North Seattle · Living room
How pricing works
You pay for the areas you stage
No packages. Each area carries its own price, and your quote is the sum of the ones we agree on at the walkthrough.
Bedroom and bath together
King bed, nightstands and lamps, bench or ottomans, accent chairs, mirrors, cabinet-top styling, and the bathroom.
Range$950–$1,400 Full schedulePatios, decks, fire pits
Dining sets with decor, seating re-arranged around what is already there, and the fireplace corner given a reason to sit down.
Range$500–$950 Full scheduleTwelve areas in all — your quote is the sum of the ones we agree on for your house.
Recent projects
Every house, its own look
A few rooms from recent listings in Kirkland, Clyde Hill, Bellevue, and Sammamish.
