Home staging in Bellevue and across King County

Home staging with IntExt starts at $2,000, and most homes we stage fall between $2,500 and $5,000. We designed our packages to give sellers the most value for their investment. 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.

When it’s done right, yes. Staging typically adds 1 to 5 percent to the sale price, and most buyers decide whether to tour a home from the listing photos. Staging gives those photos a reason to stop the scroll. In person, it keeps buyers emotionally connected as they walk through, instead of wondering whether their furniture will fit. Buyers want to buy their new home, not your old one.

Because a vacant home is where staging does its best work, and our goal is to help you sell for the highest possible price.

When the home is empty, we control everything buyers see, feel and experience. We design every room around the architecture of your home, not around what’s left behind, so the home tells one complete story from the front door to the primary suite. Buyers want to buy their new home, not your old one, and a vacant, fully staged home lets them picture their life there the moment they walk in.

It protects that experience. There are no unmade beds, cooking smells or personal items, so the home shows exactly like the listing photos at every showing, and brokers can show it anytime.

And it protects our furniture. Our pieces never live in an occupied home, so they stay free of pet odors, stains and wear. That’s why every client receives furniture that looks, feels and smells new.

Some companies stage occupied homes. We’ve chosen to focus on vacant staging because it delivers the best result for our sellers. For the full comparison, read our guide, Vacant vs. Occupied Home Staging.

As soon as you know your listing date. From March through August, our calendar typically books two to four weeks out. In fall and winter, we can often stage within the same week. Booking early secures your date and gives us time to design the home properly.

The process is simple. It starts with a short video walkthrough so we can confirm the square footage, which rooms to stage and your budget. We then send a proposal designed around your home. Once it’s approved, our designer plans every room, from furniture scale to art and lighting, and our own crew delivers and installs everything in a single day.

Schedule your photographer for the day after staging, so the home is fully settled and camera ready. And because we own our inventory, we never cancel because furniture runs short. The date we give you is the date we stage. For the full walkthrough, read our guide, The Home Staging Process, Step by Step.

Every package includes the rental period, so there’s no separate monthly bill to start. During peak season, packages typically include 45 days. In the off season, we include 60 to 90 days, among the longest included rental periods of any stager in the area. Homes staged in October, November and December 2026 include 10 weeks.

If your home needs more time, it’s simple. Because IntExt owns all of its furniture rather than renting it from third parties, we can extend month to month at a fraction of the original staging fee, typically 25 to 35 percent depending on the season. Your staging stays in place, your listing stays photo ready, and you never have to worry about a surprise pickup in the middle of a showing schedule.

For a full breakdown of pricing and extensions, read our guide, What Does Home Staging Cost in King County?

We own everything it takes to stage a home beautifully: the furniture, the art, the warehouses, the trucks and the crew. Since 2012, we’ve grown into one of the largest staging companies in King County, staging more than 300 homes a year, with the inventory to stage more than 100 homes at a time.

That inventory is what lets us truly design. Every home is staged for its own architecture and style, with real beds, layered bedding, right-sized furniture, warm lighting and current art, never whatever happens to be left in the warehouse. Our designer personally selects and orders our furniture, so it stays current with today’s trends, not yesterday’s.

It also makes us dependable. We never cancel a booking because furniture runs short, and the date we give you is the date we stage.

The results speak for themselves. Much of our business comes from referrals, because brokers touring our listings ask, “Who did your staging?” To compare stagers side by side, read our guide, How to Choose a Home Staging Company.

Both, and we value them equally. Many homeowners prefer to choose and hire their own stager, and they work with us directly from the first call to the day we pick up. Many of the region’s top brokers rely on us as their staging partner, listing after listing, because they know the home will be designed right and staged on schedule.

Whoever hires us, the quote is the same. Who pays for staging is simply a decision between the homeowner and their broker.

Either way, you get one team from start to finish. We give you pricing up front, design the home, coordinate timing around your photographer and listing date, and stay with you through inspection until the furniture comes out before closing. Brokers can learn how to get the most from a staging partner in our guide, A Broker’s Guide to Working with a Home Stager.

A great stage starts with a clean slate. Before staging day, remove all personal belongings and have the home deep cleaned, so it looks fresh and smells clean the moment buyers walk in. Have the carpets cleaned the day before so they have time to dry.

Make sure the power, water and heat are on and any security system is off, and share a lockbox or door code with us privately for access. We take it from there. Schedule your photographer for the day after staging, never the same day, so every room is settled and camera ready.

Once your home is under contract, we recommend keeping the staging in place through inspection, so the home still shows at its best. We remove the furniture about one week before closing. Just give us about a week’s notice, and we’ll schedule pickup around your timeline.

To see everything included from design to removal, read our guide, What Home Staging Services Include.

We’re based in Bellevue and stage homes throughout all of King County, including Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Seattle, Mercer Island, Issaquah, Sammamish, Newcastle, Renton, Bothell, Woodinville and North Bend. We also serve nearby communities in Snohomish and Pierce Counties, such as Lynnwood, Mill Creek and Marysville, generally within about an hour’s drive of Bellevue.

From Seattle condos and townhomes to luxury estates on the Eastside, our team stages every type of home in the region. You can see our recent work by city on our Staging Examples page, and learn more in our guides on Seattle condo staging and luxury home staging in Bellevue. Not sure if your home is in our area? Give us a call, and we’ll let you know right away.