Occupied Staging in Edmonton

Occupied staging refers to the process of enhancing and optimizing a lived-in home’s appearance for sale. It involves rearranging, decluttering, and sometimes updating furnishings and decor while incorporating the homeowner’s existing items to make the space more appealing to potential buyers.

Occupied staging helps to present a more lived-in, cozy feel, which can help potential buyers envision themselves in the space. It’s often less expensive than vacant staging since it utilizes existing furniture and decor, and it can significantly reduce the time a home spends on the market.

We will conduct an initial consultation to assess the space and suggest changes. This may include decluttering, depersonalizing the space (removing family photos, personal items), rearranging furniture, and possibly bringing in additional items to enhance the home’s appeal. The goal is to make your home as attractive as possible to a wide range of buyers, even while you continue to live in it.

Yes, you can live in your home during the staging process and while it’s on the market. However, you’ll need to maintain the staging setup for showings and possibly accommodate last-minute visits, which means keeping the house clean and clutter-free at all times.

An empty house can feel soulless and smaller than it actually is, making it hard for buyers to gauge the size of rooms or envision themselves living in the space. Vacant staging highlights the property’s potential, improves its aesthetics, and can make it stand out in listings and showings.