Home Staging Blog

Monday, May 08, 2006

Welcome to the Home Staging Blog

There are so many exciting things happening in the Staging Industry and specifically here at StagedHomes.com that we wanted to be able to update you with valuable information on a regular basis.

We do hope you enjoy this valuable information and as always the staff at StagedHomes.com are always here to help you grow your business.

What is a blog?

Blog is short for weblog. A weblog is a journal that is frequently updated and intended for general public consumption. Blogs generally represent the personality of the author or the Web site. It is an online version of a diary.

The Home Staging Blog is the official weblog of Stagedhomes.com, with news of new products, events and glimpses of life inside the home staging industry.

Happy Staging!

10 Comments:

A must read the "Home Staging book" what a great reference for how to stage your home and it's easy to read! I like the fact that this book was written by the creator of Home Staging, not a decorator or designer. They just don't understand what Staging is!!! Great book!!! I keep it in my office for ideas.
Carolyn Stieger, Michigan

By Carolyn Stieger, at 6:10 AM
I have all three books and I loan them out, they are all so important in their own way. I love Speaking of Success" so much, I go back and read portions all the time.
Kristen Coppa ASPM Huntington Beach, CA.

By modern nest, at 9:18 AM
PS... You gotta do the Blog. It's almost 2008! Thanks for 'reviving' this in an easy to use format- I love it! Now ASP's can chit chat, help each other, and SHARE.
Kristen Coppa

By modern nest, at 9:22 AM
Great information coming from all of you at stagedhomes.com. Thank you. I'm interested in hearing comments about how much or how little to integrate "holiday" into real estate staging at this time of year. Thanks!

By Michele Giletto, at 6:16 AM
I have just staged my first vacant house.It turned out fabulous. I chose the rental furniture and had it delivered. All the acessories and pictures I purchased. My question is: How do you organize them for easy placement in rooms? Do I put them in boxes with the name of the room on the box? If you have a method that works please share it with me. Florida Stager

By Anonymous, at 4:59 PM
Dear Florida Stager- Congrats on your first Vacant home. I am sure it was great. I do vacant properties and have my own accesories. I like to pack items in boxes by articles (vases, books, candles,etc.) which requires me to be creative at each job. Each home needs a different look. Take digital photos. With each vacant property staging job you will gain experience.

By Sandi Lanigan, at 5:48 PM
Florida Stager - I dont arrange by room and try to purchase items that will work in any room. As far as packing, I love my rubbermaid containers! And...they look fabulous neatly stacked in the closets while the items they usually hold are on display in the house. Not to mention that they are easier to carry and waterproof! Charlotte Patterson, Wichita - Kansas

By Anonymous, at 6:19 AM
Hello Fellow Stagers! As an ASPM that has moved into being a Realtor, I am staging more than ever and loving it! Our real estate office is trying something new and incorporating a staging store into our space. Any good ideas about what to include for clients that wish to stage their own homes? Jules

By Jules, at 8:42 AM
Dear Fellow Stagers,
I am so happy to have this blog, to be able to get instant feedback to questions from more experienced Stagers. Happy Staging y'all!

By ktinnc, at 11:10 AM
I just staged my Real Estate sign for the holiday. I ran a pine garland up the post and zip tied plastic gold bells to the garland. It looks really festive. The house is a struggle, vacant, needs painting....I figured if the seller won't do the suggested items, I would at least have my sign look festive. Thanks for the blog, I hope to visit often

By Kathi, at 1:10 PM

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			Monday, May 08, 2006 Welcome to the Home Staging Blog There are so many exciting things happening in the Staging Industry and specifically here at StagedHomes.com that we wanted to be able to update you with valuable information on a regular basis. We do hope you enjoy this valuable information and as always the staff at StagedHomes.com are always here to help you grow your business. What is a blog? Blog is short for weblog. A weblog is a journal that is frequently updated and intended for general public consumption. Blogs generally represent the personality of the author or the Web site. It is an online version of a diary. The Home Staging Blog is the official weblog of Stagedhomes.com, with news of new products, events and glimpses of life inside the home staging industry. Happy Staging! posted by StagedHomes.com at 4:01 PM 10 Comments: A must read the "Home Staging book" what a great reference for how to stage your home and it's easy to read! I like the fact that this book was written by the creator of Home Staging, not a decorator or designer. They just don't understand what Staging is!!! Great book!!! I keep it in my office for ideas. Carolyn Stieger, Michigan By Carolyn Stieger, at 6:10 AM I have all three books and I loan them out, they are all so important in their own way. I love Speaking of Success" so much, I go back and read portions all the time. Kristen Coppa ASPM Huntington Beach, CA. By modern nest, at 9:18 AM PS... You gotta do the Blog. It's almost 2008! Thanks for 'reviving' this in an easy to use format- I love it! Now ASP's can chit chat, help each other, and SHARE. Kristen Coppa By modern nest, at 9:22 AM Great information coming from all of you at stagedhomes.com. Thank you. I'm interested in hearing comments about how much or how little to integrate "holiday" into real estate staging at this time of year. Thanks! By Michele Giletto, at 6:16 AM I have just staged my first vacant house.It turned out fabulous. I chose the rental furniture and had it delivered. All the acessories and pictures I purchased. My question is: How do you organize them for easy placement in rooms? Do I put them in boxes with the name of the room on the box? If you have a method that works please share it with me. Florida Stager By Anonymous, at 4:59 PM Dear Florida Stager- Congrats on your first Vacant home. I am sure it was great. I do vacant properties and have my own accesories. I like to pack items in boxes by articles (vases, books, candles,etc.) which requires me to be creative at each job. Each home needs a different look. Take digital photos. With each vacant property staging job you will gain experience. By Sandi Lanigan, at 5:48 PM Florida Stager - I dont arrange by room and try to purchase items that will work in any room. As far as packing, I love my rubbermaid containers! And...they look fabulous neatly stacked in the closets while the items they usually hold are on display in the house. Not to mention that they are easier to carry and waterproof! Charlotte Patterson, Wichita - Kansas By Anonymous, at 6:19 AM Hello Fellow Stagers! As an ASPM that has moved into being a Realtor, I am staging more than ever and loving it! Our real estate office is trying something new and incorporating a staging store into our space. Any good ideas about what to include for clients that wish to stage their own homes? Jules By Jules, at 8:42 AM Dear Fellow Stagers, I am so happy to have this blog, to be able to get instant feedback to questions from more experienced Stagers. Happy Staging y'all! By ktinnc, at 11:10 AM I just staged my Real Estate sign for the holiday. I ran a pine garland up the post and zip tied plastic gold bells to the garland. It looks really festive. The house is a struggle, vacant, needs painting....I figured if the seller won't do the suggested items, I would at least have my sign look festive. Thanks for the blog, I hope to visit often By Kathi, at 1:10 PM Post a Comment « Back to Blog