Waffle Weave Shower Curtain
Crisp white texture that instantly brightens the whole room.
Realtor-Approved Staging Picks
the easy way to start staging
You're a Realtor who wants to stage your listings, but you're not sure where to start. Here's an easy starter setup: affordable pieces that make any room look warm and photo-ready, and that you can reuse from one listing to the next.
✓ Room by room✓ Reusable pieces✓ Realtor-tested
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Room 1 · The Bathroom
Crisp white texture that instantly brightens the whole room.
A brushed brass finish that reads high-end for a small price.
The finishing touch that ties the curtain and rod together.
Hang it from the showerhead for greenery and a fresh scent.
Soft, textured, and neutral, so it works with any tile.
Fold or hang these neutral towels for an instant finished look.
Corral soap and a candle so the counter looks clean and styled.
One small piece of art makes a bare bathroom wall feel intentional.
Zero-maintenance greenery for the vanity, shelf, or windowsill.
Michele's Tip
The shower: Hang a crisp white curtain on a brass rod, and add a eucalyptus bundle to the showerhead.
The vanity: Clear everything off the counter, then add back just one tray and one small plant.
Walls and floor: One piece of art, neatly folded towels, and a soft rug. That's it.
Room 2 · The Living Room
A warm, neutral 8x10 rug that grounds the room and makes it feel finished.
One tall plant adds life and height to a corner, with zero upkeep between showings.
A large framed landscape above the sofa makes the whole room feel styled.
A warm cognac leather sofa with clean, modern lines that photographs beautifully.
Natural wood beads with jute tassels, an easy styling touch for a coffee table, tray, or stack of books.
A small black accent table that fills an empty spot by the sofa and gives you a place to style a candle and a book.
Neutral styling books that add height to a coffee table, shelf, or side table display.
A slim black lamp with a white drum shade that brightens a dark corner and warms up listing photos.
Drape it over the arm of the sofa for an instantly cozy, layered look buyers will love.
Cognac leather with a modern black frame. Add a pair facing the sofa to create a cozy conversation area.
Michele's Tip
The floor: Anchor the seating area with one large, neutral rug so the room feels pulled together.
The corners: Add height with one tall plant in an empty corner.
The walls: Hang one big piece of art above the sofa, then clear away extra pillows and small decor so buyers see the space, not the stuff.
Room 3 · The Kitchen
Kitchens are the fun one! Use a few of these pieces or all of them. Even a couple of well-placed items can make a kitchen look elevated. Want to save? Thrift similar pieces for an even more budget-friendly setup. Or go the easy route and start with this simple, ready-to-go set from Amazon.
A sage green and rust runner that adds color and warmth down the length of the kitchen.
A polished brass mill with a vintage crank that adds a little sparkle by the stove.
A warm walnut stand with a playful wavy edge. Prop open a pretty cookbook for a styled, lived-in counter.
A carved, ribbed wood bowl that warms up a stone or white countertop. Fill it with lemons for a pop of color.
Bright, realistic lemons that never go bad between showings.
Joanna Gaines's cookbook with a soft, neutral cover. Open it on the cookbook holder for a styled, lived-in counter.
A cordless brass lamp with a soft linen shade. Set it anywhere on the counter for a warm glow at showings, with no outlet needed.
A simple wood spoon rest by the stove that makes the kitchen look ready to cook in.
Neutral white and tan towels to fold over the oven handle for a crisp, finished look.
A travertine-look tray with a scalloped edge. Group oils, a candle, or the pepper mill by the stove so the counter looks curated, not cluttered.
Michele's Tip
The counters: Clear off small appliances, mail, and dish soap so the counters look wide and clean.
The island: Add one bowl of fruit or lemons as a single pop of color.
The finishing touch: A wood bowl, cutting board, or small plant near the stove keeps it feeling warm, not empty.
Room 4 · Odds & Ends
The handy extras that work in any room and make every listing feel finished.
A Home Sweet Home coir mat layered over a buffalo check rug. First impressions start at the front door.
Warm caramel leaves with soft white accents. Hang it on the front door to make the listing photo and first walk-up feel welcoming.
A tall and short pair with flameless LED candles. Set them on either side of the front door for a warm, welcoming glow.
Michele's Tip
Before you head to a listing, toss these in your bag. You'll probably need every one of them:
✓ Tape
✓ Command hooks
✓ A rag
✓ Disinfectant spray or wipes
✓ A broom and dustpan
✓ Garbage bags
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