Your sellers may already have what their home needs to show beautifully. We restyle their own furnishings and décor to help the listing photograph well, feel more spacious, and help buyers imagine living there—without rental furniture or a formal staging contract.
What we do in the home
- Rearrange furniture for better flow, open sightlines, and clear focal points.
- Edit and declutter, deciding what stays, moves to another room, or gets packed away.
- Depersonalize family photos and collections, with practical guidance on privacy and security for showings.
- Restyle with the homeowner’s art, rugs, pillows, lamps, and accents.
- Organize kitchens, closets, pantries, and storage areas.
- Complete a photo-ready pass before the photographer or first showing.
How it works
- Walkthrough: Tour the home and agree on goals and timing.
- Plan and quote: Smaller projects are hourly; whole-home projects can be quoted at a flat rate.
- Staging day: Rearrange, edit, restyle, and organize—often in one visit.
- Photo-ready check: Make a final pass before listing photos or showings.
- Touch-ups: Refresh the presentation before an open house or as needed.
Homeowners keep their own belongings, avoid the cost of rental staging, and can enjoy a more organized home while it is on the market.
Related services
- Occupied Home Staging and Professional Organization: $95 per hour.
- New Home Styling: $95 per hour.
- Whole-home projects: flat-rate pricing after an in-home consultation.
- Energetic Space Clearing: available as an add-on from $295. Combine it with home styling or staging and receive $50 off.
Laura Reese trained in architecture and interior design at the University of Alabama and brings a designer’s eye for scale, flow, and light to each home.