A room redesign helps you achieve a pulled-together, fresh, new look that is comfortable, inviting, and practical while reflecting your own personality and lifestyle. We use the things you already own to create that special designer look. Redesign can create the lasting impression you want and need for your home.

The first step is an in-home consultation where we discuss your goals - what works, and what doesn't work for you and your lifestyle. We talk about how your family lives in your space and how they use each room. We decide what steps are needed for you to reach your goals and the best way to achieve them. This is done to ensure the room reflect your personal tastes and style. We provide a proposal to you and then book the redesign to fit your schedule.

On the morning of the scheduled redesign, the family goes off to work or play, while trained redesigners get to work. When you return home you'll see the transformation and be amazed what can be done with what you already own!

Staging is the process of preparing your home for sale prior to listing and marketing it. This includes enhancing curb appeal to capture buyer interest on the outside and then creating the emotional appeal inside that makes buyers say “This is the one – I feel so comfortable here!”.

Consider this analogy – most people will detail their car before they sell it, but sell their house “as is”. Your home is probably your largest investment so it just makes sense to highlight its features and show off the space to best advantage. Help buyers mentally move in to your house by making it more desirable than the competition. After all, the buyers are searching for their ‘dream house’, so help them find it right at your address!

The first step is de-cluttering and cleaning. No buyer wants to buy someone else’s dirty windows or messy bathroom. That’s what they want to leave behind! After you have done this, the stager can do their magic. Stagers know how to highlight the best features of your rooms and guide the buyer’s eyes to the focal points of the space. It’s all about the packaging, just like any other ‘product’ on the market.