About
We believe that Staging is about far more than the way things look. A successful home staging is also about the way things feel. It will create an experience for your prospective buyers that allows them to visualize themselves living in your space which will then create interest in writing an offer. We customize all of the properties we work on so that no two projects look exactly the same. It is a curated and bespoke experience because no two houses are alike. We keep a large inventory of furniture, art, accessories, rugs, lighting, soft goods/bedding, and all kinds of other decor that will bring a "sense of place" into the vacant space.
My favorite part about this job is that no two days are ever alike. One house will be one style and the next house will be completely different. I'm good at working in a fast-paced environment while also paying attention to the small details so home staging suits me very well.
I love when I'm able to help a client sell their home quickly and for a higher asking price. Recently a client in Westwood sold their townhome for $75,000 over asking. Last year a client in Pasadena sold their home for $100,000 over asking. I also have clients that want me to decorate the homes that they move into after I have staged the house that they just moved out of because they like the work we do so much.
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
We will visit your property to tour it and take photos and measurements. Then we spend some time putting together a thorough proposal that details the work we feel is necessary to showcase your home in the best possible light to generate the most interest.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I begin my career by working for a very busy and successful interior designer in Los Angeles. She would stage these gigantic houses in Beverly Hills and in Malibu … And people would get into bidding wars over these houses filled with her furniture and art and accessories and style. Sometimes agents would even sell the properties furnished. So I paid close attention to the way she did things and have tried to operate my business in a similar way.
I managed furniture show room on La Brea and I became very familiar with local manufacturers. I maintain a relationship with them to this day so there is never a shortage for furnishings when someone needs my help.
Do you have a standard pricing system for your services? If so, please share the details here.
Like I said, every house is different and some houses will call for a different style of furniture that is sometimes more expensive so it's hard to gauge a standard system. But I am very easy to work with and have been very flexible with clients.
How did you get started in this business?
I began by working at a furniture store on La Brea. After a short period of time, I was the manager of that store and found that my window displays were not just a way for me to be creative, but more often than not, customers were purchasing the displays right out of the windows. People from the entertainment industry were purchasing their set dressings from me right out of the windows. We decided to implement a home staging division at the store and when we did, items would sell with the house.