How I Stage Condos to Feel Bigger, Brighter, and More Luxurious

Condos are a huge part of the DC market — and staging them well is an art form.
Space matters. Scale matters. Light matters.

And buyers? They want one thing above all: possibility.

Here’s how I maximize every inch of a condo, no matter the size.

One wrong sofa or bed size can make a condo look cramped.
The right one? Makes the home feel twice as open.

Strategically placed mirrors bounce light, extend sightlines, and open the room.
Tasteful. Minimal. Intentional.

Leggy furniture = visible floorspace = bigger visual footprint.
A sofa that hovers is worth its weight in gold.

Too many colors = visual noise.
A cohesive palette = luxury.

One or two large-scale pieces do more for a condo than six tiny prints.
Go bold or go home.

Condos often lack overhead lighting.
So I bring lamps. Many lamps.
Instant warmth, instant elevation.

Beautiful condos have to work harder to compete.
Staging is how you show buyers that even a smaller space can live big.

The DC Stager