Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and Nassau County

(212) 555-0142

Occupied living room styled while the owners are still living there: an existing sofa restyled with cream and rust cushions, edited shelves and afternoon light through tall windows.

Staging, styling and organizing

Occupied home staging in New York

For a home that is still lived in — the common New York case. We edit and rearrange what you own, add what is missing, and keep the place livable between showings.

Book this service

Pre-selected for this page — change anything. You will see a range before we ask who you are.

1 What do you need?
2 Which rooms?
3 What kind of place is it?
4 How far do you want to go?
5 When, and anything we should know
6 Your estimate

Fill in the steps above and your range appears here.

Where should we send it?

  • Installed in a dayPhotography-ready by evening
  • No permits, no tradesNon-structural work only
  • A price range up frontBefore we ask who you are
  • Collected after closingOr left in place if you stay

The service

What we do

Most New York listings sell while someone still lives in them. Occupied staging works with that: we edit and rearrange what you own, add what is missing, and the home keeps working between showings.

Nothing structural, nothing permanent. The pieces we bring are collected after closing, and everything we move can be moved back.

The process

How we work

  1. Walk the rooms. In person or from photographs: what stays, what moves, and what is missing.
  2. A price range before your name. The estimate flow returns a band up front; the visit turns it into a fixed number that stays fixed.
  3. The plan, agreed. Placement, palette and pieces settled before anything is bought or moved.
  4. Styling day. Rearranged, dressed and finished — everything reversible throughout.

The difference

Why choose us

A dining room with a sage-green painted accent wall behind a timber table

One booking, one team

Staging, styling, organizing and room makeovers under one roof — 23 bookable services, one accountable team, no juggling vendors.

A range before a name

The estimate flow shows a price band before we ask who you are — not after a sales call.

Answers in hours, not weeks

A stylist replies within two business hours, with a fixed proposal inside 48.

Built for New York buildings

Co-op board rules, service-lift windows and certificates of insurance — handled as part of the job, not discovered on install day.

The proof

Before and after

A show-home living room furnished end to end in pale neutrals. An empty room with bare walls and daylight from a tall window, before any furniture is placed.
Vacant unit — before, and staged for the listing.

In their words

What clients say

Photographed two days after the visit — the listing went straight to best-and-final.
Priya S. · Upper West Side
Staged on Tuesday, listed on Thursday, in contract in two weeks.
Grace L. · Garden City
Collected everything after closing, exactly as promised.
Nikhil R. · Long Beach

Common questions

Straight answers on timing, money and what happens next. Not covered here? Ask through the estimate form — a stylist replies within two business hours.

Will you move my things into storage?

We can arrange it, and for most apartments a small storage unit for the marketing period costs far less than the price reduction a cluttered listing invites.

Do you bring furniture as well?

Where a room needs it. Occupied staging is mostly editing and accessorizing, but an empty corner or a missing dining set is worth filling.

How much notice do you need?

Two weeks is comfortable. We can often work sooner — it depends on the week and the size of the property.