Practical guides from ten years of staging homes for a living: pricing, clients, furniture and everything in between.
I was working as an engineer when I staged my first home. Ten years later, staging is how I make my living. Here's the path I'd follow if I were starting from zero today.
Read the guide → PricingForget copying someone else's rates. Here's the method I use to build a price for every project, so you know exactly what you're charging for.
Read the guide → Getting startedThe short answer is no. The longer answer is about what clients really look at before they hand you their keys.
Read the guide → Finding clientsYour work is good. Now people need to know about it. Here's how I'd go out and find the first clients, instead of waiting for them.
Read the guide → Furniture & inventoryYou don't need a warehouse to start. Here's what to buy first, what to rent and how to let your projects tell you what comes next.
Read the guide → Types of stagingDifferent homes need different work, different furniture and a different price. Here's how I think about each type of job.
Read the guide → ChecklistsThe first visit decides how good your quote will be. Here's everything I check before I leave a home.
Read the guide → PortfolioYour portfolio is your best salesperson, and you don't need paying clients to start it.
Read the guide →Step-by-step lessons, a quote template that does the math for you, contracts, checklists and lifetime access. No experience needed.
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