Staging for vacant and lived-in homes, quoted in writing and scheduled so the rooms are ready when the photographer arrives.
An empty home photographs as bare floors and walls, and buyers struggle to judge room sizes. Staging a vacant home brings in furniture, rugs, art and accessories to show how each room works.
A lived-in home usually needs editing more than furniture: fewer things on surfaces, a clearer layout, a few accent pieces. Either way, pair it with a pre-listing deep clean before the install.
Tell us about the property. A person at Bricks quotes every job in writing.
How it works: quote requests · home staging help
It depends on the rooms staged, the inventory, the install and removal dates and how long the furniture stays. Bricks doesn’t list prices: every job is quoted in writing, and nothing is booked or charged until you approve the quote.
Yes. For occupied homes the stager edits and restyles what’s there, with accent pieces where they help.
Install is scheduled before the photo visit, so the rooms are ready for the photographer. Removal is when the listing closes or the rental period ends.
Agents and teams with listings, builders with model suites and inventory homes, and investors or property managers with units between tenants.