Anand Staging Studio
Staging that works with what is already in the house
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- Identity checkedchecked Aug 30, 2026, current until Aug 29, 2028
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Examples of their work
About
I start from what you own. Most houses need editing rather than furnishing, and a seller who has been told they need six rooms of rented furniture has usually been sold something. Where rental genuinely helps, I say so and price it separately.
Where they work
Monroe County, NY
What you can hire them for
Stage it for photographs and showings
Staging
$195 to $1,485
Room by room, deciding what stays, what goes and what comes in. Booked to finish the day before the photographer, because staging that outlives the shoot is staging you paid twice for.
- Two hours at the property
- Room-by-room written plan
- What to remove, in priority order
- Nothing to return afterwards
we are paid nothing for this introductionStage it with what you already own
Staging
$450
A walk through the house deciding what stays, what goes into the garage for six weeks, and what gets moved three feet to the left. Most homes photograph better with less in them and nothing bought, and that is the version of this I would rather sell you.
- Room-by-room walkthrough with a written list
- Furniture rearranged, not replaced
- What to remove and where to put it
- A second visit the day before the photographs
we are paid nothing for this introduction
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