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“We shape our homes, and then our homes shape us.”

— Winston Churchill

Sell your home in less time, for a higher price.

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Now more than ever, house staging has become the best way a seller can create a perfect first impression. Therefore, how you do it is the difference between a fast and profitable sale or a dusty-year-old listing. 

To ensure your home attracts many potential buyers, you need a professional team with the ability to showcase the best your home has to offer. “But which of the house staging companies near me can make it happen?” you may ask.

Style House Decor and Staging is the company to call for high-quality house staging services in Southeast Idaho.

We specialize in highlighting the best qualities of your listing that will captivate a wide pool of buyers for that top-dollar sale.

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In a study conducted by the National Association of Realtors® (NAR), it was discovered that staged homes sold faster, and often for a higher price, than homes not staged. In a complicated market, it’s more important than ever for sellers, agents, and builders to make their homes stand out above a sea of listings. Style House is equipped to highlight the best qualities of your vacant Eastern Idaho listings and will have your clients begging to call them home.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Home staging is the strategic process of preparing a property for sale by making it as appealing as possible to the broadest range of potential buyers. Unlike interior design, which focuses on personal taste, staging is a marketing tool designed to showcase a property’s best features and maximize its market value.

    At Style House, we specialize exclusively in vacant staging. We transform empty houses into move-in-ready homes by curating high-end furniture and decor from our private warehouse. Our goal is to create a welcoming, neutral environment that helps buyers emotionally connect with the space, often leading to faster sales and more competitive offers.

  • Staging a home is crucial because it directly impacts how a buyer perceives the property during those first few seconds of a walkthrough. Here is why it is a vital investment for your listing:

    • Creates a Strong First Impression: A staged home looks well-maintained and move-in ready, leaving a lasting positive impression on buyers in Idaho Falls and Rexburg.

    • Helps Buyers Visualize the Space: Empty rooms often look smaller and lack purpose. Professional staging allows buyers to see exactly how furniture fits, making it easier for them to picture their own lives in the home.

    • Highlights Architectural Features: We use design to draw attention to your home’s strengths, such as custom stonework, natural light, or unique Idaho mountain views.

    • Speeds Up the Selling Process: Homes that are professionally staged tend to sell much faster than vacant ones, saving you from additional mortgage payments, utilities, and taxes.

    • Elevates Online Listings: With most buyers starting their search on a smartphone, high-quality photos of a staged home attract significantly more interest and showings.

  • Yes. Professional staging is one of the few marketing expenses that offers a clear return on investment. Research from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) shows that staging can increase the dollar value offered by 1% to 10%.

    In the Eastern Idaho market, staging helps sellers avoid the "Price Drop Cycle." Because a staged home appears more polished and valuable, buyers are less likely to submit "low-ball" offers. Staging is almost always less expensive than your first price reduction, making it a smarter way to protect your equity.

  • Once your home is under contract or the listing agreement has ended, our team handles the entire "de-staging" process. Our movers and stylists pack up all furnishings and decor, leaving the property clean and ready for the new owners to move in.

  • While both involve beautiful furniture, their goals are opposites. Interior design is about personalizing a home for a specific family’s lifestyle and comfort.

    Home staging is about "depersonalizing" a space to turn it into a marketable asset. At Style House, we don't design for you; we design for your buyer. We use a sophisticated, organic modern aesthetic that appeals to the widest possible audience, ensuring your home feels like an aspirational blank canvas rather than someone else's house.

  • Never. Every home in the Idaho Falls and Rexburg area has a different "story" and architectural style. We uniquely curate every project by pulling specific pieces from our warehouse inventory to ensure the furniture matches the home perfectly. We don't believe in cookie-cutter staging.

  • Even in a seller’s market, staging is about maximizing your return, not just finding a buyer. Staged homes historically sell for more money and with fewer contingencies. By creating an emotional connection through high-end design, you ensure you aren't leaving money on the table.

  • We specialize exclusively in vacant home staging. This allows us to maintain a warehouse of high-end, pristine inventory that is specifically curated for empty listings. Focusing on vacant properties ensures we provide the highest level of quality and efficiency for our clients.

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