Real Estate Staging and Commercial Design
Whether staging properties for sale, styling a photo shoot or adding decorative elements for video production, we have a variety of service options for your next project.
Visually marketing a product is vital to its success.
Buyers have choices. Effective packaging, eye-catching placement and perceived value are key to outselling the competition. Without even realizing it, we are all influenced by those strategies every time we shop.
Whatever you are selling, these principles apply. Kate Lowry has 30 years of sales and marketing experience, an art and design background and a strong commitment to listening to clients’ needs. Let us help you create a competitive advantage.
Real Estate Staging
When you’re living in the house you’re trying to sell, it is important to balance its readiness for showings, and the everyday needs of your family. Working from home, pets, children, life etc… We can get your home prepared without putting your life on hold.
For vacant homes on the market, potential buyers need to see the possibilities. Empty space makes it difficult to gauge proportion and scale for furnishings and rugs. When time or budget doesn’t allow for staging with furniture, consider virtual staging with 3D Design Plans.
Staging helps homes sell for more money and sell in less time than homes that aren’t staged. A well-staged home stands out among its competition. And since buyers only spend about 20 minutes touring a property, we need to get it right.
Photo Shoots/Video/Film Production
Extra props or simply an eye to set the scene. Make sure you have a picture you want your audience to see. Having worked with production teams for Timberland Shoe, JJill and HGTV’s Vacation House for Free, it is clear why attention to detail is so imperative.
Film production staging for HGTV “Vacation House for Free” S1 E10
“Sellers who invest about 1% of the selling price in hiring a stager, can see on average, a 7% return on their investment. “
2021 Real Estate Staging Assoc. Survey
Properly staging vacant space offers buyers a sense of proportion and scale.