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ELEVATE YOUR NEST

Master Bedroom professionally staged by Nest + Feather Home Staging & Design Studio Haddonfield, NJ
Bright bedroom professionally staged by Nest+Feather Home Staging & Design Studio Haddonfield, NJ
Bedroom professionally staged by Nest + Feather Home Staging & Design Studio Haddonfield, NJ

Frequently Asked Questions

Home staging is the process of preparing a home for sale by enhancing its appeal to potential buyers with: 

  • professional layout + design
  • coordinated furniture arrangement
  • optimal layered lighting 
  • stylish decor
  • art selection + installation
  • recommendations for color palette selection
  • identifying the need for minor renovations or repairs and provide advice and oversight, if desired


Home staging highlights your property’s strengths, minimizes weaknesses and distractions, and helps buyers envision themselves living in the space. We stage interior or exterior spaces to make a great first impression and to maximize your home's value and appeal.


Staged homes often sell faster and for a higher price than un-staged homes. 


At Nest + Feather, we understand that selling a home is more than just a transaction—it’s about creating a space that buyers fall in love with and can’t resist. We’re the perfect partner for your home staging needs:

  1. Timeless and Inviting Design:
    Our approach blends classical design with fresh, modern touches to highlight your home’s best features, creating spaces that feel refreshed, warm, welcoming, and unforgettable.
  2. Customized Home Staging Solutions:
    We tailor every staging plan to suit your home’s unique style, target market, and selling goals. Whether your property is vacant or occupied, we ensure it’s presented at its absolute best with our strategic staging process.
  3. Expertise in High-End Homes:
    Specializing in traditional homes and luxury markets, we know what it takes to captivate buyers and elevate property value in Haddonfield, NJ, and beyond.
  4. Proven Results:
    Staged homes sell faster and for higher prices. With our expertise, your property stands out in a competitive market, giving you a distinct advantage.
  5. Stress-Free Experience:
    We take the guesswork out of preparing your home for sale. We provide clear pricing and scope of work, manage all logistics, and fully execute the installation-- so you can focus on your next chapter.
  6. Comprehensive Services:

               We handle every detail with precision and care: 

  • professional consultations 
  • design + furniture layout
  • furniture, accessory, and art selection 
  • color palette selection, if needed
  • organization, decluttering, and depersonalization of the space, when needed
  • setup and final staging touches
  • maintaining the staged items during the duration of the job
  • professional removal
  • overseeing renovation and repairs, if needed 


When you work with Nest + Feather, you’re not just staging a home—you’re making an unforgettable first impression that leads to a successful sale.


Great question! Often these types of houses were staged. But remember, a staged home often sells over asking price. A staged home also helps sellers to optimally visualize your space and connect to it emotionally, which increases the perceived value. Here is more information from the National Association of Realtors.


At Nest + Feather Home Staging Design Studio, our comprehensive home staging process is designed to showcase your property’s full potential. We begin with a personalized phone consultation to get to know you and your staging needs, budget and timeline. 


If we are a good fit, then during the initial in-home consultation we assess your home’s strengths and identify areas that might deter buyers, We look at light, flow and space and determine how these crucial elements can be maximized.


  • During this walk-through, we provide detailed recommendations for layout design, furniture and accessories, lighting, color choice, and necessary repairs and improvements. 
  • After we have an understanding of your needs and budget, we develop a customized staging plan, select appropriate furnishings, art and decor, and execute the staging to make your home market-ready. 
  • Once your home sells, we remove all items and make any necessary repairs. 


Every step is tailored to be transparent and stress free. From decluttering and depersonalizing to furniture placement and accessory styling, we ensure your home is not just market-ready, but unforgettable.


At Nest + Feather Home Staging Design Studio, we believe the most important rooms to stage (in order) are: 

  • the living room
  • master bedroom suite
  • kitchen
  • great room or family room 
  • dining room 
  • outdoor spaces
  • The powder room and additional bedrooms and bathrooms are not necessary, but can add to the homes appeal
  • Unique spaces that most homes do not have are absolutely worth staging because they make the home seem more "upscale" and "expensive." Examples include a library, butler's pantry, entertainment or "dirty" kitchen, dedicated laundry room, or mudroom


If budget allows, highlighting a basement that has usable living space can add value as well.


We also recommend any space that is: 

  • hard for buyers to imagine the furniture layout (ex. room with many windows/doors; odd shaped rooms)
  • difficult to decide what is the function of the room
  • very small (it seems counter-intuitive, but small rooms look larger when furnished properly!)


The timeline varies depending on the size of your home, how many rooms are being staged, the condition of your home, and its specific needs. Generally, after the consultation, staging can be completed within 3–7 days unless renovations or repairs cause a delay. Most occupied staging can be done in a day while vacant home staging may require 2 to 3 days.


It may seem like you have no time to waste getting your house on the market, but it's better to wait a few days to get it on, then wait a few months to get it sold!


At Nest + Feather Home Staging Design Studio, we work efficiently to ensure your home is ready for potential buyers as soon as possible. We know homeowners want to get started asap so reach out today and we will respond quickly, usually the same day.


No, we maintain a full inventory of high-quality furniture and accessories that we bring in for staging. Our inventory includes a variety of styles and options to fit any home and budget.


If you prefer, we can also work with existing pieces in your home to maximize its appeal.


But most clients use a combination: we choose the very best pieces from your home and add to the look with selected pieces from our collection.


We offer our home staging services in all areas of South Jersey. 


Located in Haddonfield, NJ, Nest  +  Feather Home Staging Design Studio serves the surrounding areas from the city to shore and the suburbs in between. We are dedicated to providing high-quality home staging services throughout the entire South Jersey region.


Absolutely! We specialize in occupied home staging by using your furniture and adding select pieces and accessories to enhance the space's appeal. We work with as much of the existing furniture and decor as possible to create a cohesive and appealing look that will maximize the home's potential. If clients prefer, we can work solely with their existing furniture and accessories.


We also provide recommendations for organizing, decluttering, and depersonalizing the space. 


Absolutely! We specialize in vacant home staging and can completely furnish and style an empty home to make it feel warm, inviting, and lived-in. It may seem counter-intuitive, but an empty house feels smaller than a well staged house. Not surprisingly, well sttaged homes sell quicker and for higher prices compared to empty homes. 



The cost depends on factors like the size of your home and the number of rooms staged, the level of staging required (vacant vs. occupied; traditional vs. soft staging), and the length of time on the market. 


We offer various packages to accommodate different budgets and needs and provide a detailed proposal shortly after the home staging consultation that includes scope of work and all costs for staging, maintaining, and removal.


All initial staging packages come with 30 days of furniture rental, and we provide weekly rental thereafter ( "maintaining" ) so you only pay for what you need. 


Yes! Staging often leads to a quicker sale and higher offers due to perceived increased property value as a result of professional staging. 


According to industry research, staged homes typically sell for 5–20% more than un-staged properties.


Many homes in suburban areas are older and need a fresh, updated look to appeal to younger, modern buyers. Staging can bridge the gap.


Staging can also help you save time getting your home buyer ready and help you avoid costly mistakes that can lead to your home lingering on the market-- necessitating a price reduction.


Yes, we require a deposit to secure your staging project. Full payment is due before the staging is completed. Typically we require 50% at signing and full payment of the balance the day of staging. 


A 50% deposit is required to secure your staging project and is due at the signing of the contract. The remaining balance is typically due upon completion of the staging setup the same day. 


Payments can be made via check, credit card, or VENMO. Failure to pay the day of staging will result in loss of deposit and immediate removal of staging assets. 


At Nest + Feather Home Staging Design Studio, we generally require full payment at the time staging is completed, but we can discuss installment options with final payment at closing for larger projects or long-term rentals on a case-by-case basis. Please reach out to us and let us know what you need.  


 Unfortunately, home staging fees are non-refundable, as the staging process involves significant time, resources, and rental costs. However, we do our best to help you maximize your home's sale potential, and staging often results in faster offers and higher sale prices.


Yes. You can find the details here.


We get it! Spending money to sell your house sounds counterintuitive and scary. But staging is an investment that often results in a quicker sale and a higher selling price. 


Many clients recoup the cost of staging—and more—because buyers see the home at its best and value it more. The cost of staging is small compared to a potential price reduction or extended time on the market if your home doesn’t appeal to buyers.


If a full staging isn’t in your budget, we can explore more budget-friendly options, such as partial staging, focusing on key areas, soft staging, or a consultation where we guide you on how to maximize your home's appeal using your existing furniture. 


We're here to help you maximize your home’s potential and make this process as smooth and profitable as possible for you.


The cost of home staging can vary depending on the size of the property and the level of service required. At Nest + Feather Home Staging Design Studio, we offer tailored packages to fit different budgets, providing quality staging solutions to meet your needs. While we can only provide an exact quote after the in-home consultation, here are some general guidelines.


  • We focus on timeless, yet modern designs
  • We specialize in a high-end aesthetics that appeal to a broad range of high-end buyers
  • We have expertise in creating luxury spaces that evoke emotional connections
  • We offer luxury furniture and accessory rental and boutique service



The home staging process typically takes one to three days, depending on the size of the home and the level of staging required. 


  • If organizing or decluttering is needed this typically adds one day
  • If repairs or renovations are required we can help you find a qualified provider and over see the process with a realistic timeframe 


 At Nest + Feather Home Staging Design Studio, we work efficiently and tirelessly to ensure your home is ready for potential buyers as soon as possible.


The initial phone consultation is FREE. The cost for the in-home consultation is $350, which is credited towards any staging package.


Our first consultation is the Phone Consultation and typically lasts 30 minutes.

 You can expect us to:

  • determine your home staging goals and needs 
  • answer all questions
  • explain our design process 
  • explain our home staging process 
  • explain our tiered pricing and discuss your budget
  • decide if we are a good fit for your home staging project


The next step is the Home Staging Consultation which typically lasts 1-2 hours. The consultation fee is $350, which will be credited toward your staging project if you choose to move forward with our services. 


You can expect us to:

  • walk through all areas of the property (interior and exterior) to asses condition and identify the strengths and weaknesses of each of the spaces
  • discuss design needs, current layout challenges (if any), and possible solutions
  • identify any organizational, decluttering, or depersonalization needs
  • discuss furniture needs and how existing furniture (if occupied home staging) can fit into the design or be removed from the house 
  • understand home staging goals and budget


The consultation provides detailed, highly actionable advice that sellers can use to stage their home, even if they do not choose to hire N + F!


To get a personalized quote, simply contact us to schedule an initial phone consultation. If you wish to proceed, then we visit your home to discuss your staging goals. At this consultation we provide actionable advice regarding room flow and layout, color scheme, lighting, furniture, decor, art and accessories. We discuss the condition of the house and the need for any repairs or minor improvements. We then provide a detailed proposal with pricing based on your specific requirements and budget. 


Our team manages all logistics, including white glove delivery, installation, and final touches. 

  • Immediately after installation, N + F and the client do a walkthrough documenting all items in use and any wear or damage to items. We aim for transparency so both parties sign off on the condition and replacement costs of each item.


Once the home sells, we’ll coordinate furniture removal and make any necessary wall repairs if paint is provided. 


Accidents happen! If an issue arises or there is damage to any piece(s), please contact us immediately so we can handle it promptly to ensure the home continues to look its best. 


  • If the damage occurred during the home staging installation or removal, N + F is responsible for all damage. We take extreme precautions to prevent any damage to your home. If an issue arises due to accident, we handle it promptly to ensure the home continues to look its best. 
  • If the damage occurred after the home staging installation, the homeowner is responsible for any damage. Furniture repair is costly and timely; unfortunately, replacement is more often necessary. 


We provide upfront replacement costs for each item prior to staging so you know the actual replacement costs before there is ever a problem.


Certainly! Living in a staged home is manageable with a little planning. But it is important to realized a staged home IS NOT your regular home. You will need to limit access to certain areas if N+F is providing furniture pieces to enhance the home. 


Here are some tips we provide to help you maintain the staged look while still living comfortably:

  1. Keep It Clean:
    • Establish a daily cleaning routine to ensure your home remains tidy and presentable for showings.
    • Store personal items, such as toiletries and children’s toys, out of sight after use.
    • Have children play on blankets that can quickly bundle up toys at a moments notice. 
    • Use IKEA bags (or similar) to store toys as these can easily be brought out to a car during showings.

  1. Use "Staging-Friendly" Spaces:
    • We design staged homes to be functional, so you can still use the furniture and spaces while maintaining the overall aesthetic.
    • Basements, playrooms or family rooms are great for family gatherings while the house is for sale

  1. Limit Personalization:
    • Avoid adding back personal items like family photos or unique decorations during the selling process.

  1. Designate "Living Areas":
    • If possible, limit high-traffic areas to one or two rooms to reduce wear and tear on the staged spaces. 
    • Usually this means limiting the use of living rooms and dining rooms, wherever possible, and gathering in a family room or lower level.

  1. Follow Our Guidelines:
    • During the consultation, we’ll provide specific instructions and tips tailored to your home to help you balance daily life and show-ready staging.
    • We may provide furniture coverings for use when the home is not being shown, please use at all times to reduce chance of stains or damage.
    • Please, no children or pets on staged furniture, and no standing on staged furniture.


By working together, we’ll ensure your home stays looking its best while remaining a comfortable space for you and your family.


Our team manages all logistics, including white glove delivery, installation, and final touches. Once the home sells, we’ll coordinate furniture removal and make any necessary wall repairs if paint is provided.


We recommend scheduling your staging consultation as soon as you decide to sell your home. This allows enough time for preparation, furniture selection, and scheduling logistics to ensure your home is ready before listing.


While we can’t guarantee a sale, staged homes are proven to attract more interest, sell faster, and often sell for a higher price. Staging gives your home the competitive edge it needs in today’s market.


Yes, we can stage key spaces like living rooms, kitchens, and master bedrooms to make the most impact. During the consultation, we’ll discuss your goals and recommend the best approach.


Staging is focused on depersonalizing and neutralizing a space to appeal to a wide range of potential buyers, while decorating is focused on personalizing a space to fit the specific tastes and preferences of the homeowner.


Yes! We provide short-term staging services for open houses, listing photos, and other events where showcasing your home is critical.


Absolutely. We have experience working with a variety of home styles, from traditional to modern, and can tailor our staging to highlight your property’s unique features.


Congratulations! We’ll work with you to coordinate the removal of furniture and accessories after the closing. Early furniture removal incurs no extra cost as the initial rental period is 30 days.


Yes! We can stage rental properties or short-term vacation homes to make them more appealing to tenants or guests. See our Townsend's Inlet property as an example.


Currently, our focus is on in-person staging for maximum impact. 


 At Nest + Feather Home Staging Design Studio, we take great care to protect your home and handle all furniture and accessories with the utmost professionalism. However, in the rare event that damage occurs, here’s how we address it:

Professional Handling:

  • Our team is trained to transport, set up, and remove staging items with care to minimize the risk of damage to your property.

N + F Responsibility During Staging:

  • If any damage occurs to your home during the staging installation or removal, we take full responsibility for repairs or replacements as part of our service agreement.
  • We ask that client have paint on hand for touch up of scuff marks or in the unlikely event that damage occurs during the installation process and upon removal of staging. This includes repairing any damage from hanging wall art.


Our priority is to maintain a seamless and stress-free staging process while ensuring your home is respected and looks its best throughout the entire selling period. From staging installation to closing, we've got you covered.


1.  Most brokerages carry general liability insurance

This covers bodily injury or property damage caused by the agent's actions (e.g. knocking over a vase, leaving a door open and a pet escapes).

Coverage often includes open houses, showings, and staging work.

 

2. Many agents have Errors & Omissions (E&O) insurance

E&O protects against professional negligence (e.g. failing to disclose a hazard), but doesn’t usually cover physical damage to a home or theft during an open house.

 

3. Theft or vandalism by guests? That’s a gray area.

Most policies do not cover theft or damage caused by a third party (like a guest stealing or breaking something).


That’s why sellers are always advised to:

Remove all valuables and medications

Lock away sensitive documents

Possibly install temporary cameras or use a sign-in sheet


In the event of theft, the homeowner is responsible if the real estate agent's policy does not include theft. For an additional cost, N+F will monitor the open house to insure staged items are not damaged.


At Nest + Feather Home Staging Design Studio, we understand that accidents happen. Here’s how we handle situations involving damage to staging items:


Damage During Setup or Removal:

  • If furniture or accessories are damaged by N + F during delivery, set up, or removal by our team, obviously we take full responsibility. We will immediately replace the item(s) as needed with the same or similar item. 


Damage While the Home is Occupied

  • During the entire period that the home is staged with our furniture, art, and accessories, the client is responsible for any damage.
  • Furniture repair is timely and costly; most often replacement is necessary and cheaper. We provide upfront replacement costs for all items prior to staging.
  • Clients are advised to check with their homeowner’s insurance to ensure that temporary staging items are covered during events like open houses.
  • If you don’t have coverage, we can discuss ways to protect staging items during open house events.
  • For staged homes where the client is living with our furniture and accessories, we kindly ask that all items be treated with care and minimize handling and/or use of staged furniture and accessories.


Damage During An Open House or Home Showing:

  • During the entire period that the home is staged with our furniture, art, and accessories, the client is responsible for any damage. This includes damage resulting from open houses and home showings.
  • It is good policy to ask your real estate professional if they have insurance for any damage to your home and contents during open houses and showings. Be sure to clarify that it covers staged items. (see preceding question for more details)
  • Clients are advised to check with their homeowner’s insurance to ensure that house contents, including temporary staging items, are covered during events like open houses and showings
  • We take every precaution to ensure our furniture and accessories are safe during the staging period, including when hosting open houses. For an additional fee, we will supervise the open house to reduce risk of theft or damage. 
  • Furniture repair is timely and costly; most often replacement is necessary. We provide upfront replacement costs for all items prior to staging.


In the rare event that damage occurs during an open house or showing, here’s how it’s handled:

  • There is no charge for quick, minor repairs (less than $50 and/or less than 30 minutes)
  • Immediate repair, if possible, at homeowner's expense (if the repair cost exceeds $50 or more than 30 minutes in repair time)
  • If no easy or possible repair, immediate replacement with same or similar item, at homeowner's expense. All replacement costs are provided on the INTAKE FORM for transparent replacement costs. 
  • All costs associated with repair or replacement of damaged items must be rendered within 72 hours of damage.


Clear Policies = Peace of Mind:

  • Before staging begins, we provide a detailed agreement that explains care guidelines and responsibilities for all parties. This document includes replacement costs of all items.
  • At the conclusion of the staging installation, N + F and client do a thorough walk-through noting on the INTAKE FORM all items used for staging, the condition of each item, and replacement costs for all items are once again provided for transparency in the event of damage. This form is signed by both parties.
  • Prior to the removal of the home staging items, N + F and the client do a thorough walk through noting on the INTAKE FORM the presence and condition of all items. Any damage is noted and every effort is made to immediately provide the cost of repair or replacement on the INTAKE FORM.
  • Once all items have been removed, N + F and the client do a final property walk through of each room to ensure there is no damage or necessary repair and the INTAKE FORM is signed by both parties.
  • All damages must be paid for within 72 hours of home staging removal, unless a payment plan or other timeline is agreed upon by both parties in writing.


Our goal is to ensure a smooth and worry-free staging process while maintaining the quality of the items that help your home look its best.


Yes! Here it is:


Staging Agreement Clause: 


Ownership of Staging Items:

  • All furniture, accessories, and décor provided by Nest + Feather Home Staging Design Studio remain the sole property of the company. These items are intended for aesthetic purposes only and are not to be used for personal activities or purposes beyond staging. 

Responsibility for Care:

  • Clients agree to treat all staging items with care and ensure they are maintained in the same condition as provided. This includes protecting items from stains, spills, scratches, and any damage resulting from improper use.
  • Furniture covers, if provided, must be used except when home is being shown or during open houses.

Restricted Use:

  • Furniture: Staging furniture is not intended for regular or heavy use. Use of furniture should be avoided, whenever possible. Clients are discouraged from using beds, sofas, or dining tables for daily activities unless otherwise agreed upon in writing.
  • Accessories and Décor: Staging accessories, such as decorative pillows, artwork, and tabletop items, are for display purposes only and should not be handled unnecessarily. Pillows should be removed if furniture is being used by family member or visitor.

Accidental Damage or Loss:

  • Client Responsibility: The client will be responsible for the cost of repair or replacement if items are damaged, lost, or stolen while in their care. “The homeowner assumes responsibility for loss or damage to any staging inventory while it is on the property.”
  • Company Responsibility: Damage caused by the staging team during delivery, setup, or removal will be repaired or replaced at the company’s expense.

Inspection Process:

  • Pre-Installation Inspection: Before installation, all staging items will be documented, photographed, and verified by the staging team to ensure they are in excellent condition. 
  • Post-Installation Inspection: N + F and the client do a thorough walk through once the installation is complete. All items used for staging are listed, condition is documented, and transparent replacement costs are noted. This information is provided on the INTAKE FORM, which is signed by both parties 
  • Post-Staging Inspection: Prior to remova of home staging itemsl, N + F and the client do a thorough walk through and all items will be inspected to identify any damage or missing pieces. Clients will be notified promptly during walk through of any missing items, damage or discrepancies.

Special Circumstances: Part of our staging process is to determine the level of use for our items during staging and to make choices based on the likely duration, intensity, and manner of use. 

  • Pets and Children: Clients with pets or children are advised to take extra precautions to prevent potential damage to staging items. Any damages resulting from pet activity or child-related incidents will be the responsibility of the client. All furnishings should be covered with thick quilts if used (removed prior to showings and open houses)
  • High-Traffic Areas: Staged furniture in high-traffic areas should be used minimally to preserve its condition. Protective coverings may be recommended for certain pieces. 

Insurance Coverage:

  • It is the client’s responsibility to ensure that their homeowner’s insurance policy covers temporary staging items in the event of damage, theft, fire, or other unforeseen events.

Notification of Damage:

  • Clients must notify Nest + Feather Home Staging Design Studio immediately if any damage, loss, or theft occurs. This allows us to address the issue promptly and take necessary steps for repair or replacement.

Damage Assessment and Fees:

  • In the event of damage, an assessment will be conducted to determine repair or replacement costs. The client will receive an invoice for the assessed amount, which must be paid within 10 business days.

Removal and Handling Post-Sale:

Clients agree not to move, relocate, or remove staging items. If staging items need to be repositioned, clients must contact N + F to arrange professional assistance.

Termination of Staging Agreement:

  • In cases where significant damage occurs or staging items are not properly maintained, Nest + Feather Home Staging Design Studio reserves the right to terminate the staging agreement and remove all items immediately. This will result in the forfeiture of all home staging costs incurred including any and all unused services.


1. Ownership of Staging Items:

  • All furniture, accessories, art, and décor provided by Nest + Feather Home Staging Design Studio remain the sole property of the company. These items are intended for aesthetic purposes only and are not to be used for personal activities or purposes beyond staging. 

2. Responsibility for Care:

  • Clients agree to treat all staging items with care and ensure they are maintained in the same condition as provided. This includes protecting items from stains, spills, scratches, and any damage resulting from improper use.

3. Restricted Use:

  • Furniture: Staging furniture is not intended for regular or heavy use. Clients are discouraged from using beds, sofas, or dining tables for daily activities unless otherwise agreed upon in writing.
  • Accessories and Décor: Staging accessories, such as decorative pillows, artwork, and tabletop items, are for display purposes only and should not be handled unnecessarily.
  • Client understands and agrees a staged home is not the same as, and can not be used as, an un-staged home. Use of staged home spaces/rooms are restricted to minimal use.

4. Accidental Damage or Loss:

  • Client Responsibility: The client will be responsible for the cost of repair or replacement if items are damaged, lost, or stolen while in their care.
  • Company Responsibility: Damage caused by the staging team during delivery, setup, or removal will be repaired or replaced at the company’s expense. This includes damage to the client's property and N +F's staging inventory.

5. Inspection Process:

  • Pre-Staging Inspection: Before installation, all staging items will be documented, photographed, and verified by the staging team to ensure they are in excellent condition.
  • Post-Staging Inspection: After removal, items will be inspected to identify any damage or missing pieces. Clients will be notified promptly of any discrepancies.

6. Special Circumstances:

  • Pets and Children: Clients with pets or children are advised to take extra precautions to prevent potential damage to staging items. Any damages resulting from pet activity or child-related incidents will be the responsibility of the client.
  • High-Traffic Areas: Staged furniture in high-traffic areas should be used minimally to preserve its condition. Protective coverings may be recommended for certain pieces. This includes large quilts to cover sofas and chairs and thick tablecloths to cover tables.
  • Delicate Items: such as lamps, flameless candles, art, glass, etc., should be treated with extra care and avoid usage whenever possible. 
  • Countertop appliance: if provided, it is not for home use. 

7. Insurance Coverage:

  • It is the client’s responsibility to ensure that their homeowner’s insurance policy covers temporary staging items in the event of damage, theft, fire, or other unforeseen events. 
  • Consider a rider to your homeowner's policy, if needed
  • A homeowner's umbrella policy may cover staged items (??)
  • Some real estate agents have policies to cover damage to house and contents during showings and open houses. In this case, check to see if it covers staged items.

8. Notification of Damage:

  • Clients must notify Nest + Feather Home Staging Design Studio immediately if any damage, loss, or theft occurs. This allows us to address the issue promptly and take necessary steps for repair or replacement.

9. Damage Assessment and Fees:

  • In the event of damage, an assessment will be conducted to determine repair or replacement costs. The client will receive an invoice for the assessed amount, which must be paid within 10 business days.

10. Removal and Handling Post-Sale:

  • Clients agree not to move, relocate, or remove staging items. If staging items need to be repositioned, clients must contact Nest + Feather Home Staging Design Studio to arrange professional assistance.

11. Termination of Staging Agreement:

  • In cases where significant damage occurs or staging items are not properly maintained, Nest + Feather Home Staging Design Studio reserves the right to terminate the staging agreement and remove all items immediately.


Yes. From large and small homes, to colonials, Victorians, mid-century modern, and newer builds, we have versatility in staging that can meet the needs of your home .Our fresh and timeless aesthetic aligns well with staging all types of homes.


Glad you asked. 

Up to 15% Higher Offers: According to the Real Estate Staging Association (RESA), staged homes can sell for up to 15% more than non-staged homes. 


Faster Sales: Staged homes sell up to 3 times faster than non-staged homes, according to the RESA.


Enhanced Buyer Visualization: 83% of buyers' agents said staging a home made it easier for a buyer to visualize the property as a future home. 


The National Association of Realtors (NAR) has more information.


Not surprisingly, black front doors are a popular choice, but did you know this small detail can add thousands of dollars to an offer? White is also popular, followed by blues. Typically, home buyers prefer darker colors for the contraast, but soft pale blue is a popular go to choice. Colors to avoid when selling your home include pink/salmon, yellow, cement grey, and bright colors like orange, teal, electric blue, and bright greens. 


But most important is a door that has been properly prepared prior to painitng to ensure a smooth surface for whatever color you choose. Old paint drips, peeling paint and obvious knicks in the door should NOT be painted over. 


And good quality paints have more pigment and reflects better, which is perceived by buyers as a higher quality door.


Bottom line: a door that is in good condition and is a well prepared surface to accept your paint is just as important as the paint color. No home is one-size-fits-all, so pick a color you like!


Not surprisingly, homebuyers think white will make a bathroom appear larger. And it can. But other colors such as pale blue can create a feeling of sky and space, while creating a more serene vibe that bright white. In fact, a Zillow survey showed that a blue bathroom can increase home value by over $5,000. Avoid pinks, yellows and greens.


That same survey showed that a pure white bathroom decreased a home price by $4,000.  


So, if you have a white bathroom do you have to paint it? Absolutely not, if it is clean and scuff free. Just add some color with artwork, towels, bathmats, and bath products. Think spa colors: soft, pale blues and blue-greens.


Source: https://www.zillowgroup.com/news/paint-colors-that-could-lead-to-higher-offers/#:~:text=You%20won't%20be%20singing,regardless%20of%20the%20room's%20purpose. 


As with a bathroom, intuition says white will make the space appear bigger, and it can. But counterintuitively, painting a small powder room (walls and ceiling) in a dark hue will make a space feel larger, too. To allow light to reflect and make the space seem larger, choose a semi-gloss sheen that increases light reflection without being too shiny or showing too many wall imperfections.


Source: https://www.zillow.com/learn/best-interior-paint-color/


Just like with bathrooms, homebuyers think an all white kitchen will make it appear larger. And it can. But it can also create a cold, sterile feel in a room that buyers want to be the heart of the home. This comes down to the undertone of the color: choose warm over cool tones.


Warm white, beige, cream, and pale, neutral grays are timeless choices because they work well with most kitchen styles, but popular trends in kitchens currently favor pale blue and blue-grey. A Zillow survey showed that a blue kitchens can fetch over $1,800 more than other colored kitchens. 


Tuxedo kitchens, which have different color base and upper cabinets, are also a popular trend. Remember, darker colors belong on base cabinets and lighter above to keep the room balanced and grounded.


Unlike kitchens and bathrooms, homebuyers prefer a neutral palate of off-white, cream, pale beige, pale greige, or oatmeal. Warm tones make a room feel cozy and warm and create a space people like to gather in. Currently blues and grey do not translate to increased prices. Add color with curtains, furniture fabric, rugs, pillows and throws.


Accent walls remain a popular place to add color in a living room, with darker walls being popular (charcoal, navy, and dark green bordering on black).


Here homebuyers prefer slate blues and soft blues, followed by neutral palates of off-white, cream, pale beige, pale greige, or oatmeal.  


Artwork is an important way to add interesting pops of color and dimension.


And in dining rooms, accent walls remain a popular place to add color, with darker walls (charcoal, navy, and dark green bordering on black) and even murals reappearing!


Warm colors create a homey, comfortable space that people like to gather in. They are a natural choice for living rooms, kitchens, and any space you anticipate people gathering in and spending a lot of time.


Cool colors can be spectacular and impactful. These often work very well in spaces that are more transitory like hallways and bathrooms.


But every color family (blue, green, yellow, red, etc.) has a warm or cool leaning option so you can always find a great color for a bedroom or great room.


So if you love blue and want it in your family room, just look for a blue on the warm spectrum. Ask your paint professional (or artist friend) to help you determine warm versus cool undertones.


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