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The Mid-Century Dream Home Staging

What was the name of this project and why? We called this one the Mid-Century Dream Home Staging — and once you step inside, it’s easy to see why. Built in 1954, it’s a beautiful tribute to classic Mid-Century design: clean lines, simple forms, and an open floor plan that flows effortlessly from room to…

Staging Investment Properties: 9 Strategies for Attracting Tenants & Buyers

Attracting Tenants & Buyers As a real estate agent, you know that an investment property’s success hinges on its ability to attract the right buyers or tenants. But what if you could take that appeal up a notch—without a huge budget or a massive time investment?  That’s where expert staging comes in. Staging investment properties…

2025 Home Design Trends

At Imagine Home Staging, we love staying ahead of the curve when it comes to design trends. That’s why we took a little time away from our busy schedules to attend the Las Vegas Furniture Market, one of the biggest home furnishings events of the year. With three massive buildings filled with the latest in…

The Mountain View Estate Staging

What was the name of this project and why? We named this The Mountain View Estate staging since this beautiful luxurious estate has views of Mount Hood, Mount St. Helens, and Mount Adams.     What neighborhood was this home in? Tucked away on 12.75 picturesque acres, this private custom home offers a peaceful retreat…

The Art of Seasonal Home Staging

Home staging goes beyond furniture placement; it’s about setting up a space that exudes that warm, inviting feeling of home. With each season, buyers’ interests and vibes change, making seasonal home staging a smart tactic to highlight a property’s versatility all year round.   Tailoring your approach to match the time of year can really…

The Beautiful Cape Cod Home Staging

What was the name of this project and why? Say hello to The Beautiful Cape Cod home staging, our newest project! This adorable home captures the essence of Cape Cod architecture — a steep gabled roof, sprawling layout, and a central chimney, originally designed to face the harsh winters of Cape Cod. Only this home…

Why Multi-Generational Home Staging Is the Next Big Thing in Real Estate

With more and more families choosing to live together across generations, staging a home that caters to all ages is a must-happen in today’s real estate market. In this article, we’ll dive into how thoughtful, heart-centered, multi-generational home staging can transform a home into a welcoming, functional space that can comfortably accommodate everyone in the…

Ranchelow Staging in Maywood Park

What was the name of this project and why? We named this 1942 home The Maywood Park Ranchelow Staging and styled it with the form and function of a mid-century ranch but the beautiful detailing of a bungalow.   What neighborhood was this home in? This home is in the small city of Maywood Park,…

8 Staging Tips for Small Spaces

Staging small spaces presents a unique challenge and an exciting opportunity to get creative. With the right approach, even the tiniest home can feel open, airy, and incredibly functional. Let’s dive into some staging tips for making the most out of small spaces, ensuring they appeal to potential buyers and showcase their full potential.   …

New Project Spotlight: The Dreamy Traditional Home

What was the name of this project and why? We called this the Dreamy Traditional Home. Not only does this style home blend classic architectural themes and clearly defined rooms, it fully embraces these classic elements in a very light and airy manner. It was built in 1988 for the Beaverton Street of Dreams.  …

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