Sale-Ready Staging Consultation
Make what you already own work harder.
£350
Up to two hours, plus written plan
A focused in-home consultation for sellers who are still living in their property. We walk through each room together and give clear, practical advice on furniture layout, decluttering, styling, lighting and presentation, so your home photographs beautifully and is ready to impress at viewings.
Afterwards you receive a personalised priority action plan: what to do, and the order to do it in, so you have a clear route to getting your home market-ready. The work itself stays in your hands, which keeps the cost down and the plan entirely yours.
Includes
- Up to two hours in the property
- Room-by-room staging advice
- Furniture layout recommendations
- Decluttering guidance
- Styling advice using primarily what you already own
- Lighting and presentation advice
- Preparation for estate-agent photography and for viewings
- Personalised written priority action plan afterwards
Not included
- Furniture or accessory sourcing
- Purchasing items on your behalf
- Furniture hire, or installation of hired furniture
- A full physical restyle of the property
Ideal if
You are still living in the property and want expert guidance before it goes on the market.
Common questions
Will you work in an occupied home?
Yes. This consultation is designed for exactly that. It helps you make the most of what you already own, with clear advice on layout, styling and preparing your home for photography and viewings. Where needed, we can also discuss bringing in a small selection of additional pieces to complete the look.
Do you move the furniture on the day?
We will demonstrate and make small adjustments as we go, so you can see the difference. The action plan is then yours to work through in your own time.
What do I get afterwards?
A personalised written priority action plan, room by room, in the order that will make the most difference before your photographs are taken.
What if the property is empty?
Then Vacant Property Staging is the better fit. An empty room gives a buyer nothing to picture, so it needs furnishing rather than advice.

