• Staged homes sell faster on average than an unstaged home
• Staging translates into a higher sales price
• Staged homes look better in print and on the Internet
• Appraisers are more likely to assess a staged home at a higher value
• Staging investment will always cost less than the first price reduction
• Staging saves time and money to the Seller and the Real Estate Agent
• Staging creates a positive first lasting impression
• Staging is recognized by Agents as properties ready to sell and are more likely to show your home first

  Declutter and Organize
Crowded rooms seem smaller than they are. Home buyers rarely determine the size of rooms with a measuring tape. Most do it mentally. If your possessions dwarf your space, you can expect lower offers from bidders, says Martha Webb, author of "Dress Your House for Success," (1997, Three Rivers Press).

By decluttering your home, you'll not only help obtain a better price for the property, you'll also prepare for a smoother move. Reducing stress is another major advantage.

"Clutter is at war with the essence of home," says Webb. "Home is for comfort, for solace. Having too much stuff creates a subtle chaos. If you can't get away from chaos at home, where can you get away from it?"

  New Home Move-in
We can help with furniture placement in a new home. Also provide color consultation, art arrangement, and lighting.   

  Personal Shopper
Personal shopping for home decor based on your current style, decor and belongings to help update your home.

  Interior Redesign
Interior redesign (aka interior arrangement or one-day decorating) is a close relative of interior design. Instead of creating an entirely new decorating scheme with new furnishings and accessories as an interior designer does, an interior redesigner works with whatever the homeowner already owns--including items taken from other rooms in the home--and rearranges it to give a room an entirely new look. The result is a decorator look without the decorator price tag.

  Enhance Curb Appeal
A large percentage of home buyers decide whether or not to look inside a house or take it seriously based on its curb appeal—the view they see when they drive by or arrive for a showing. You can help make sure they want to come inside your house by spending some time working on the its exterior appearance.  We will play up the best features of your home's exterior and minimize, or even repair, the problem areas.