Home staging, for homes with architecture.
The buyer of a Krisel or an Alexander expects the interior to understand the house. We stage architectural listings across the desert with real design, original art, and fast turnarounds. Sellers get a home that photographs like a magazine feature. Agents get a listing that moves.
How it works
- 01
Walk-through
A one-hour visit with you or your agent. We read the architecture, flag quick wins, and scope the staging honestly. If the house does not need us, we say so.
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Design + install
Furniture, textiles, and original artwork selected for the house, not pulled from a generic warehouse package. Most installs complete within a week of green light.
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Photography-ready handoff
We style for the camera, meet the photographer if you want, and stay on call through the listing period. Buyers can purchase staged pieces and art with the home.
Before + after
Drag the slider. The same room at Seven Lakes, vacant and then staged, with Lynda Keeler originals on the walls.
Vacant 
Staged The estimate
What would staging run on your listing?
Rough numbers, honestly stated. A one-hour walk-through turns this into a fixed quote.
Sent. We’ll follow up with walk-through times.
The differentiator
Staged with Art
Most staging art is rented, generic, and forgettable. Ours is original work by desert artists, chosen for the specific house, and the buyer can keep it. Real fine art on the walls, not decor that photographs like decor.
Matched to the house
We pair each listing with an artist whose work belongs in that architecture, not a warehouse package that fits anywhere and suits nowhere.
Original, local, collectible
Every piece is real fine art by a working desert artist, hung through the listing period and credited on the listing.
Staged to keep
Buyers can purchase the art with the home. The sale gets simpler, the artist gets collected, and the walls stay exactly right.
Artist in residence
Lynda Keeler
Lynda Keeler paints Palm Springs the way you move through it: mid-century rooflines, backyard pools, and the curves of cul-de-sacs, abstracted into vivid, map-like canvases from her daily walks. Her paintings already hang at the Ace Hotel and Janssen Artspace, and she shows at Lawson-Fenning in LA.
Hung in a staged listing, a Keeler turns the wall into a piece of the neighborhood, and the buyer can keep it.
Lawson-Fenning, Melrose, LA · Ace Hotel + Janssen Artspace · Co-founder, Desert Open Studios
Flagship install · Seven Lakes, Palm Springs · Original paintings throughout: Lynda Keeler
Questions, answered
What does home staging cost in Palm Springs?
For architectural homes in the desert, professional staging typically ranges from a few thousand dollars for an occupied refresh to the mid five figures for a full vacant install of a large home. We quote a fixed range after a one-hour walk-through, and each project page on this site publishes its real engagement range.
Is staging worth it for a mid-century home?
Especially for a mid-century home. Buyers of architectural properties are buying a way of living, and an empty or generically furnished Krisel undersells the thing they came for. Staging that respects the architecture routinely photographs better, draws stronger traffic, and supports the asking price.
Do you work directly with listing agents?
Yes, most of our staging work comes through agents. We scope by walk-through, move quickly, and treat your listing timeline as the deadline. Ask us for the agent one-pager.
What is Staged with Art?
Our differentiator: instead of rented decor, we hang original work by desert artists, starting with painter Lynda Keeler. The art is chosen for the specific house, credited on the listing, and available for the buyer to purchase with the home.
Can buyers keep the furniture and art?
Often, yes. We offer a buy-through option so staged furnishings and original artwork can convey with the home. It simplifies the sale and buyers love it.