When staging, concentrate on the rooms that matter most to buyers: the living room, primary bedroom, and kitchen. These spaces have the greatest influence on a buyer’s decision.
If you’re working with a professional stager, they may bring in furniture and decor. If not, make the most of what you have, and don’t worry about how you’d arrange furniture in real life. This is just about showing off the space.
Arrange furniture to create an open, inviting flow. Use large rugs to make rooms appear bigger and ensure artwork complements rather than overwhelms the space. Add pops of color with fresh flowers or simple decor like pillows to bring warmth without personalizing the space too much.
