Occupied staging

43 Skelton Rd, Burlington

A family still living in the house, a nursery, a toddler's room, and a mudroom doing the work of a garage. Occupied staging is editing: we kept what worked, brought in what was missing, and styled every room so buyers saw the house instead of the household. A 1960 ranch, 1,547 square feet, sold for $815,000.

Skelton mudroom — board-and-batten, hooks, baskets, and the bench that sells the room — after — board-and-batten, hooks, baskets, and the bench that sells the room

Skelton primary bedroom — layered neutrals, a desk corner, and nothing on the floor — after — layered neutrals, a desk corner, and nothing on the floor

Skelton nursery — edited to the essentials and photographed as a room, not a checklist — after — edited to the essentials and photographed as a room, not a checklist

Skelton kids room — the pink stayed; the clutter didn't — after — the pink stayed; the clutter didn't

Skelton kitchen — white shaker, granite, herringbone tile, a cookbook open on purpose — after — white shaker, granite, herringbone tile, a cookbook open on purpose

Skelton exterior — the ranch from the street — after — the ranch from the street

Before and after

43 Skelton Rd, Burlington was a Burlington property we staged for the listing while the owners were still living there. Every room here was designed to a resale budget and photographed for listing, which is the same standard we bring to client staging and design projects in Burlington and across Greater Boston.

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