There aren’t many ways to legally triple your investment within a short period of time— especially not in 7 days. A home staging transformation (or decorating a house to sell), happens to be one of them.
This home staging success story comes from Staging Diva Grad Lori Carbone of Spaces That Speak Home Staging, based in Mahwah, New Jersey. » read more…
Staging Diva Graduate Carrie McCampbell is a Washington-based designer with a love for renovations, remodels, DIY projects, home staging and decorating.
Her motto is “beautiful spaces on a budget” which works especially well when decorating a house to sell on the real estate market.
Brilliantly creative, this single mom previously worked in Human Resources Management. » read more…
In my career as a home stager I have done a ton of home staging consultations on occupied properties where I’m often using what a client already has in new and better ways.
Taking on home staging a vacant property is a whole different exercise. » read more…
Home staging works whether you’re decorating a house to sell for a client, or you’re working on your own home. One of the side benefits of being a home stager is we know how to make money in our own real estate. In fact that’s how I got into professional home staging in 2002. » read more…
Staging Diva Graduate Saskia Vandemeulebroucke of Design Fusion shares a recent home staging job that proves home staging works.
This Chula Vista, California, home had been on the market for 60 days, without receiving a single offer.
If you’ve ever lived in a house while it’s on the real estate market, you know how frustrating and inconvenient this can be. » read more…
I love teaching and coaching home stagers and watching their business and confidence grow. When I first met Staging Diva Grad, Susan Atwell of Atwell Staged Home (NY), I knew she would be someone to watch.
She didn’t ignore the importance of having a professional business image. » read more…
I believe that great home staging is invisible. That sounds like a paradox.
What I mean is that when you’ve really mastered the art of home staging, few people will realize the house is staged.
Potential buyers just know that they love the house. » read more…
