VACANT VS OCCUPIED HOME STAGING: WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE?
Vacant property styling
Furniture, artwork, bedding, rugs, greenery and accessories are selected as a coordinated scheme. This gives greater control over scale, flow and the visual relationship between rooms.
Vacant property styling
Furniture, artwork, bedding, rugs, greenery and accessories are selected as a coordinated scheme. This gives greater control over scale, flow and the visual relationship between rooms.
Occupied property styling
Existing furniture may remain where it supports the final presentation. The process can include editing, repositioning and adding selected layers.
Preparation matters
For a vacant installation, the property should be clean, safe and ready. For an occupied home, decluttering and agreed furniture removal should be completed in advance.
Choose based on the campaign
The best solution depends on the condition of existing furnishings, timing, access, photography requirements and likely buyers.
Questions, answered clearly.
Can you mix existing furniture with supplied pieces?
Yes, where the existing pieces support the final scheme. The recommendation is made property by property.
Does the home need to be empty during installation?
The installation area should be clear and safe. Vacant properties generally provide the most efficient conditions.
Choose the approach that fits the property
Share the property details and what will remain in the home so the suitable styling approach can be considered.
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