Home Staging + Design
Homes that show better, sell faster.
Showhomes prepares properties so buyers see them at their best — and many studios let you pay at closing, not up front. Drag the line to see the difference staging makes.
BeforeAfterSell faster
A home that photographs well and shows well gets more attention in its first two weeks, when buyer interest is highest.
Sell for more
When buyers can picture living in a space, they compete for it. Presentation is the part of the sale you can still control.
Pay at closing
Many studios defer payment until your home closes, so you can prepare the property without money out of pocket.
No cost up front
Nothing to pay up front. You pay at closing.
Many Showhomes studios offer staging with payment deferred until your home closes, so preparing the property does not require money out of pocket while it is on the market. Terms and eligibility are set by your local studio and confirmed in writing before any work begins.
Who arranges and pays for the work varies by market and by project. Homeowners, listing agents, and builders all engage studios directly, and some arrangements are shared. Your local studio will explain the options available where the property is.
Draft claim pending Showhomes approval. Pay-at-closing terms, eligibility, and availability must be confirmed by each studio before launch. Draft wording. Payment arrangements, shared-cost options, and any financing must be confirmed per studio before launch.
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How Showhomes works
A short look at what a local studio does with a property before it goes to market.
What we do
Three ways a local studio can help
Service availability varies by studio.
Home Staging
Help buyers see how a space can feel, function, and become their own.
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Updating & Listing Prep
Get the details ready before your property goes to market.
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Interior Design
Create a home that feels considered, comfortable, and distinctly yours.
Explore Interior DesignHow it works
Three steps, handled locally
01
Tell us about the property
Share the address area, the service you have in mind, and your timeline. A few details are enough to start.
02
Receive a tailored recommendation
Your local studio reviews the property and discusses an approach and scope suited to it.
03
Bring the plan to life
The team coordinates the work, from furnishings and styling to the presentation details before photography.
For real estate professionals
A presentation partner for your next listing.
From preparing a property for photography to coordinating its staging, work with a local team that understands the details behind a well-presented listing.
For Real Estate ProsIn their words
"The team walked the house with us, told us plainly what to change, and handled the pieces we could not do ourselves. The listing photos looked like a different home."
"They understood our photography date and worked to it. Communication was straightforward the whole way through."
Questions
Before you reach out
Can an occupied home be staged?+
Yes. Many studios offer occupied staging, which works with the furnishings already in the home and supplements them where needed. Availability varies by studio, so your local team will confirm what it offers.
What affects pricing?+
Pricing depends on the property, the rooms included, whether the home is vacant or occupied, the scope of any preparation work, and how long the staging is held. Your local team will discuss this with you before any work begins.
How far in advance should I inquire?+
Reaching out before your photography date gives the local team the most room to plan. If your timeline is already tight, say so in your request and the studio will tell you what is possible.
Is listing preparation available?+
Many studios coordinate presentation updates such as paint, lighting, and finishes ahead of listing. Scope differs by studio and by property, and not every studio performs trade work directly.
How do I find the right studio?+
Search by city or ZIP code on the Find a Studio page. Routing is based on each studio's approved service area, so the closest studio is not always the one that serves a given property.