Vacant Home Staging for Sale
We specialise in transforming empty properties into beautiful, welcoming spaces that help buyers instantly connect. By carefully selecting furnishings, colour palettes, and accessories that suit the architecture and appeal to your target market, we create an atmosphere that feels both stylish and lived-in.
A well-staged home sells faster - and often at 5-10% more than the asking price - because it allows potential buyers to picture themselves living there. Our vacant staging service is ideal for developers, landlords, or sellers who have already moved on.
What Happens Next
Once you get in touch with us, here's how the process works:
01
Initial Chat
We'll arrange a free phone or video call to discuss your property, goals and timeline. This helps us understand your needs and recommend the right service for you.
02
Consultation & Proposal
We visit the property (or review detailed photos) and create a tailored proposal, including design ideas, recommendations, and a clear quote.
03
Booking & Planning
Once you approve the proposal, we secure your booking date and start planning your staging. We'll organise everything, from sourcing items to scheduling any decorative work.
04
Installation Day
On the agreed date, we deliver, arrange, and style everything to transform your property. We handle all the heavy lifting so you don't have to.
05
Photography
We include professional photography to showcase your staged property at its best - ready for listing, brochures, or social media.
06
De-Staging
At the end of the rental period, we carefully remove all the staging items and return the property to its original condition.
Occasionally we may recommend that some minor interior changes be made, such as painting a wall or replacing some flooring.
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To make your life easier and to deliver a fully finished result, we offer a range of additional project services including hands-on decorative updates such as painting, wallpaper hanging, and installing statement features - perfect for new builds or homes in need of that final flourish.
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