We bring the sofas, beds, rugs, art and lamps from our own warehouse, style a vacant or lived in home in a single day, and collect it all when you no longer need it.
Prices are for a typical two bedroom home and cover delivery, styling, six weeks of hire and collection. Larger homes are priced after the walk through.
from$240
A stager walks every room with you and leaves a written list of what to store, what to move, what to buy and which walls to repaint.
from$2,600
An empty home furnished from our warehouse: living room, dining area, main bedroom and one more room, finished the day before the photographer.
from$1,150
We edit your own furniture, rearrange it for space and light, and add art, rugs, cushions, bedding and lamps from our stock.
After six weeks, hire runs month by month from $380 for a two bedroom home and stops on the day you ask us to collect.
Most buyers judge a home on a phone screen long before they visit, so the rooms that lead the listing get the most of our time.
| Room | What buyers are judging | What we bring in |
|---|---|---|
| Living room | Space, light and whether their own sofa would fit | A sofa sized to the room, a rug to anchor it and two lamps |
| Main bedroom | Calm, storage and room around the bed | A generous bed, matched side tables and layered linen |
| Kitchen | Worktop space and how clean it feels | Clear surfaces with one board, one bowl and one plant |
| Dining area | Whether family meals would happen here | A table laid for four with chairs that tuck in |
| Entrance | The first few seconds inside the door | A mirror, a slim console and a lamp left on for viewings |
| Balcony or garden | Extra living space for the warm months | Two chairs, a low table and planters |
Quiet colours let buyers picture their own belongings, so the warehouse is stocked around a few tones that photograph true in daylight.
The listing photos are where most buyers first meet a home, so we book the styling day to land just before the shoot. The lead stager checks each room through a camera before leaving, straightens the bedding and switches on every lamp.
When you are still living in the home, you keep a short list for resetting the rooms in ten minutes before each viewing.
A stager visits, measures each room and notes the spaces that will lead the listing.
Within two working days you receive the room plan, the price and the hire terms in writing.
The van crew delivers and assembles while the stager dresses each room; most homes are done by evening.
Everything stays while the home is on the market and is collected within five working days of your call.
Every piece in these rooms came off our own shelves and went back on them after collection.
The flat had been empty for months and looked cold in every photo. One day of styling later, the listing finally showed rooms people could picture living in.
They kept our dining table and sofa, boxed up half the clutter and added lamps, rugs and art. The children still had their own bedrooms throughout the sale.
Set and Sold work to the photographer's timetable and collect on the agreed day. Sellers who were unsure about staging usually end up thanking us for the introduction.
Nobody can promise either. Price and timing depend on the market, the home and the asking price, which your agent advises on. Staging helps buyers read the rooms clearly in the photos and at viewings.
Every package covers six weeks. After that, hire continues month by month at the rate in your proposal, and you can ask for collection whenever you like.
No. We work with what you own, store a few pieces in a spare room or garage if you agree, and fit our accessories around your daily routine.
Our furniture is insured by us while it is in your home, apart from deliberate damage. Please check that your own policy covers the property while it stands empty, because insurers and countries treat vacant homes differently.
Yes. Agents often book us on behalf of their sellers, and developers use us for show apartments and the last units in a building. We invoice whoever books the styling.
Half of the staging fee holds the styling day and the rest is due on the day. Monthly hire after six weeks is invoiced in advance, and you settle each invoice with us by arrangement.
Tell us about the home and when it goes on the market. A stager calls back within a working day to set a time for the walk through.
Sellers and agents can walk the showroom floor and choose favourite pieces, by appointment.
A warehouse showroom on the east side of the city, staging homes within 50 km
| Monday to Friday | 08:30 to 17:30 |
| Saturday | 09:00 to 13:00 |
| Sunday | Closed |
Any home within 50 km of the warehouse, across the city and its outer suburbs. Further out, the quote includes the extra van time.
This home stager website was built by AI from two sentences. Tell us about your business and yours is built the same way, with its pages, photos and booking in place, ready to preview in minutes.
About this sample page
Set and Sold Home Staging is imaginary; this single page was written to show how a staging firm can present packages, hire terms and finished rooms on AI Web Maker. The opening view splits one room into a grey half and a warm half, so the service is clear at a glance. Three packages follow with starting prices, six weeks of hire in each and the monthly rate after that. A room by room table, the warehouse palette and a band about styling before the photographer show how the firm works. Questions about price claims, insurance and payment lead into a quote form built around the listing date. Read from top to bottom, the page answers a seller's questions in the order they come up.
A real stager can start from a few sentences about the packages, the warehouse and the areas covered. The builder turns them into a draft with price cards and a quote form, ready to edit room by room. Sellers and agents then send requests through the form, and the stager replies and agrees payment with them directly. Drafts and previews carry no charge; a live site is billed for hosting, either $19 every month or $119 once a year, and the domain sits apart from that bill. The notes further down explain why each section sits where it does, so a stager can copy the running order and drop in photos of its own.