Home Staging in Seattle, WA

Seattle home staging from IntExt Staging helps your home stand out in one of the most competitive markets in the country. We design and furnish vacant homes, townhomes and condos across Seattle with our own furniture, art and lighting, so buyers walk in and picture their life there from the first step inside.

By Matt Steel, IntExt Staging. Based in Bellevue since 2012, staging more than 300 homes a year across King County.

Service area	Every Seattle neighborhood, from Ballard and Queen Anne to Capitol Hill, Ravenna and West Seattle
Pricing	Staging starts at $2,000. Packages from $2,500, $3,700 and $4,900, with custom proposals for larger homes
Rental included	About 45 days in peak season and 60 to 90 days off season. Homes staged October through December 2026 include 10 weeks
Booking	Two to four weeks ahead in spring and summer, often the same week in fall and winter
Homes we stage	Vacant homes, new construction townhomes and condos, for homeowners, builders and brokers

Seattle home staging designed for the home you’re selling

Seattle’s housing is as varied as its neighborhoods. Craftsman and Tudor homes line the streets of Wallingford, Ravenna and Green Lake. View homes climb the hills of Queen Anne, Magnolia and West Seattle. New construction townhomes keep rising in Ballard, Fremont and north Seattle, and condos fill downtown, Belltown and South Lake Union. The City of Seattle counts dozens of distinct neighborhoods, and buyers shop them very differently.

That’s why every home gets its own design. We plan each room around the architecture, the windows and the way buyers move through the space. Furniture is scaled to fit, because oversized pieces make a home feel small and undersized pieces make it feel cheap. Seattle home staging done right feels warm, elegant and rich, and inspires buyers to want the home as their own.

Staging Seattle townhomes and condos

Townhomes and condos come with their own challenges. Narrow footprints, stacked floors and open plans can make it hard for buyers to read each space. We define every level so buyers understand how the home lives: a welcoming entry, a living room sized for real furniture, a dining area that feels intentional, and bedrooms finished with real beds and layered bedding. Rooftop decks and balconies often get seating, because in Seattle the view sells.

For more, read our guides on how to stage a condo in Seattle and vacant vs. occupied home staging in Seattle.

Recent Seattle homes we’ve staged

A contemporary home in Seattle

Walls of glass, a fireplace and a big open kitchen gave this home real presence. We kept the furniture light and low so the windows and views stayed the focus, then warmed every room with lamps, texture and current art.

A new construction townhome in Seattle

This townhome had clean modern lines across several levels and a rooftop deck with treetop views. We defined the open kitchen and living area around the linear fireplace, finished the bedrooms, and staged the rooftop so buyers could picture evenings outside.

A modern home in West Seattle

Big windows, a vaulted living room and a deck wrapped in greenery made this West Seattle home feel like a retreat. Warm wood, soft neutrals and layered art carried that feeling through every room.

See more of our work in Staging Examples, where you can browse homes by city.

Why Seattle sellers choose IntExt Staging

We own everything it takes to stage a home beautifully: the furniture, the art, the warehouses, the trucks and the crew. With the inventory to stage more than 100 homes at a time, our Seattle home staging gives every home a full, cohesive design, never whatever happens to be left in the warehouse. Our designer personally selects and orders our furniture. As a result, it stays current with today’s trends.

We stage vacant homes only. An empty home is a controlled space, so it shows exactly like the listing photos at every showing, and our furniture stays free of pet odors, stains and wear.

And we’re dependable. Because we own our inventory, we never cancel a booking because furniture runs short. Much of our business comes from referrals, because brokers touring our listings ask, “Who did your staging?” To compare your options, read How to Choose a Home Staging Company in Seattle.

“Best price in town, beautiful staging. Furniture and decoration are modern and high quality.”

Nga Lieu, Google review

What Seattle home staging costs

Home staging with IntExt starts at $2,000, and most Seattle homes we stage fall between $2,500 and $5,000. Our packages start at $2,500 for homes up to 1,500 square feet, $3,700 up to 2,000 square feet and $4,900 up to 2,600 square feet. Larger homes and luxury properties receive a custom proposal designed around the home. Every package includes design, delivery, installation, the rental period and removal. For a full breakdown, read What Does Home Staging Cost in King County?

How staging works for a Seattle listing

It starts with a short video walkthrough so we can confirm the square footage, which rooms to stage and your budget. We send a proposal designed around your home. Once it’s approved, our crew delivers and installs everything in a single day. Schedule your photographer for the day after staging, so every room is settled and camera ready.

When your home is under contract, we recommend keeping the staging through inspection. We pick everything up about a week before closing. For every step in detail, read The Home Staging Process, Step by Step. Brokers can also see A Broker’s Guide to Working with a Home Stager.

Selling on the Eastside too? We also stage throughout Redmond, Kirkland, Sammamish, Mercer Island and Newcastle.

Seattle home staging FAQ

How much does Seattle home staging cost?

Home staging with IntExt starts at $2,000, and most Seattle homes we stage fall between $2,500 and $5,000. Packages start at $2,500 for homes up to 1,500 square feet, $3,700 for homes up to 2,000 square feet and $4,900 for homes up to 2,600 square feet, with custom proposals for larger homes. Every package includes design, delivery, installation, the rental period and removal, with no consultation fee.

Do you stage condos and townhomes in Seattle?

Yes. Condos and new construction townhomes are a big part of what we stage in Seattle. We scale furniture to fit smaller footprints, define each level of a townhome so buyers understand how it lives, and stage rooftop decks and balconies when they add value.

How soon can you stage my Seattle home?

From March through August, plan on booking two to four weeks ahead. In fall and winter, we can often stage within the same week. Our own crew delivers and installs everything in a single day.

Which Seattle neighborhoods do you serve?

All of them, including Capitol Hill, Queen Anne, Magnolia, Ballard, Fremont, Wallingford, Green Lake, Greenwood, Ravenna, Wedgwood, Laurelhurst, Northgate, Lake City, Madison Park, Madrona, Mount Baker, Columbia City, Beacon Hill and West Seattle, along with downtown, Belltown and South Lake Union.