The same living room staged: neutral linen curtains and pillows, same gray sectional, shelves styled and simplified
Occupied living room before staging: floral curtains, bright teal pillows, busy rug and crowded shelves
Before After

Occupied home staging, built around the furniture already in the room

Stage My Space helps real estate agents prepare seller-occupied homes for market using the seller's existing furniture. Upload room photos and receive a room-by-room Home Staging Report with staged-after images, branded to you and ready in minutes.

No credit card required for your first room. Drag the photo above to compare.

Not a photo filter. Not virtual furniture. A plan.

Most tools drop imaginary furniture into empty rooms. Stage My Space works with what your seller already owns, because most listings aren't vacant, and sellers still live there. The staged-after photos above are the same room, same furniture, plan carried out.

Listing photos in, staging plan out

Three steps between the walkthrough and a report you can hand to your seller.

An agent photographing an occupied living room with their phone during the walkthrough
STEP 1

Upload your photos

Snap each room on your phone during the walkthrough or use the photos you already have. No special equipment, no measuring.

Living Room staging recommendations page from a Home Staging Report
STEP 2

Get the room-by-room plan

Each room gets specific direction (furniture to reposition, pieces to remove, surfaces to clear) built around what the seller owns.

Home Staging Report cover with your logo placement and property address
STEP 3

Deliver your branded report

A polished Home Staging Report with your branding on the cover, rendered after photos for every room, ready in minutes.

Home Staging Report cover page with your logo placement and property address

What's inside every Home Staging Report

This is the document your seller actually reads: clear enough to follow without you in the room.

  • Room-by-room staging direction written in plain language
  • Rendered after photos of each room, staged with the seller's own furniture
  • Your logo on the cover, your headshot and contact details on the welcome page
  • Every room type covered: living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, baths, and more
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Andrea Masterson, founder of Stage My Space

Built by a stager, not a software company

"I staged occupied homes for fifteen years. Every plan in this platform is built the way I built them in person, around the furniture the seller already owns."
Andrea Masterson, founder of Stage My Space and 3 Eleven Home Staging

Your name on the cover. Ours nowhere.

Every report is branded to you: your logo, your headshot, your contact details. To your seller, this is a service you provide. Stage My Space never appears in the report and never contacts your client.

Listed sellers only

Reports are built for your active and signed listings: a listing tool, not a listing-appointment giveaway. It sharpens the service you deliver after the agreement is signed.

Pay per report. Nothing recurring.

One report covers one entire home: every room, never priced per room. Reports never expire.

Single report

$39
covers one entire home

Every room in the house, one full Home Staging Report. No commitment.

5-report pack

$149
$29.80 per report, 5 homes

For the agent with steady listings. Reports bank in your account and never expire.

10-report pack

$199
$19.90 per report, 10 homes

The best rate per report. Additional reports stay at your pack rate.

Occupied home staging, answered

What is occupied home staging?

Occupied home staging prepares a home for sale while the seller still lives in it, working with the furniture and belongings already there. Instead of furnishing an empty property, it focuses on what to remove, rearrange, neutralize, or restyle in each room before listing photos and showings.

Is Stage My Space the same as virtual staging?

No. Virtual staging changes the listing photograph, usually by adding furniture to empty rooms. Stage My Space is built for occupied homes: it produces a room-by-room staging plan using the seller's existing furniture, and the rendered staged-after images show what the real room looks like once the plan is carried out.

Can the staging plan use the seller's existing furniture?

Yes. Every plan is built around the furniture already in the home. Recommendations cover what to keep, move, remove, and restyle, and the rendered after images keep the seller's own pieces recognizable.

How do real estate agents give sellers a room-by-room staging plan?

Agents upload photos of each room and receive a branded Home Staging Report: a room-by-room action plan in plain language with rendered staged-after images, ready in minutes. The report carries the agent's logo, headshot, and contact details, so it reads as the agent's own service. What a Home Staging Report contains.

What should sellers remove before listing their house?

Common removals include excess furniture that crowds traffic flow, personal photos, refrigerator clutter, countertop appliances, bold decor that distracts from the room, and anything that blocks windows or sightlines. An occupied staging plan makes these decisions specific to each room rather than generic.

How can agents show sellers what their home could look like staged?

Stage My Space renders staged-after images of each room using the seller's existing furniture, so sellers can see where their own home is headed before anything moves. The images accompany written room-by-room direction in the Home Staging Report.

See what a staged listing looks like before anything moves

Your first room is free. The report is ready in minutes.

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