Listing photos in. Staging plan out.

Here is exactly what happens between uploading a room photo and handing your seller a branded Home Staging Report, and why the plan is built around the furniture they already own.

Upload your room photos

Photograph each room with your phone during the walkthrough, or use the photos you already have. No wide-angle lens, no measuring, no prep: the rooms as they actually look today, seller's furniture and all.

An agent photographing an occupied living room with their phone during the walkthrough

Review the room-by-room plan

Each room receives specific staging direction in plain language (what to keep, what to move, what to remove, what to restyle), built around the seller's existing furniture. Alongside the written direction, a rendered staged-after image shows the room with the plan carried out.

The seller's own sofa stays their sofa. The plan repositions and edits; it doesn't replace their home with imaginary furniture.

Living Room staging recommendations page from a Home Staging Report: what we staged, declutter and remove, furniture, and window treatment direction

Deliver your branded report

Every room's direction and imagery is assembled into a polished Home Staging Report: your logo on the cover, your headshot and contact details on the welcome page. To your seller, this is your service, start to finish.

The report is ready in minutes, so it can be in the seller's inbox the same day as the walkthrough.

Every room in the house, handled.

Staging direction is tailored to how each room type sells. A primary bedroom is staged to different priorities than a kitchen or an entryway.

Living rooms
Kitchens
Dining rooms
Primary bedrooms
Bedrooms
Bathrooms
Home offices
Entryways
Family rooms
Basements
Outdoor spaces

What your seller sees.

A professional staging plan from their agent: clear room-by-room direction plus images of their own home, staged. Nothing to log into, nothing to figure out: a document they can follow on a Saturday morning.

What your seller never sees.

Stage My Space. The report carries your branding and only your branding. We never contact your client, and nothing in the report points anywhere but back to you.

Fine-tune until it's right.

Every rendered image includes one free edit, so each room can be refined before it goes to your seller: adjust what stays on the counter, swap the direction, tighten a detail. If a room needs more, a 10-edit pack is available anytime for $5.

Reports come from a platform built and overseen by a professional stager with fifteen years of occupied staging experience. The direction reads like it came from a stager because it did.