Staging a vacant home  involves furnishing and decorating the home in a way that showcases its best features and helps potential buyers envision themselves living there. Staging can help create an emotional connection with buyers and increase the perceived value of the home, leading to faster sales and higher offers. In addition to furniture and decor, staging a vacant home can also involve making minor repairs or improvements to the property, Professional stagers can help homeowners choose the right furnishings and accessories to create a cohesive and appealing look that will resonate with potential buyers.

Staging an occupied property involves working with the homeowner's existing furniture and decor to enhance the appeal of the home to potential buyers. This can include rearranging furniture, decluttering and organizing, and adding decorative touches to create a cohesive and welcoming atmosphere. The goal is to highlight the best features of the property while minimizing any distractions or personal touches that may detract from its appeal. Staging an occupied property can be a cost-effective way to improve the marketability of a home and increase its chances of selling quickly.

Light staging is a form of home staging that involves adding minimal furniture and decor to an otherwise empty or sparsely furnished home. This approach typically includes basic furnishings such as a sofa, chairs, and a dining table, as well as decorative items like artwork, rugs, and bedding.

The goal of light staging is to create a warm and inviting atmosphere without overwhelming potential buyers with too many furnishings or distracting decorations. This can be a cost-effective option for homeowners to showcase the potential of a vacant home and make it more appealing to potential buyers.