We Gave a Home Stager $50 for Accessories — Here’s What She Bought at HomeGoods
They might not get the same level of glory that real estate agents get after a sale, but home stagers are a vital component of the selling process. From making subtle tweaks that enhance a dreary bedroom, to clearing out an overstuffed condo, stagers are often the wizards behind the Oz that is real estate. They always have their eyes peeled for unique pieces of decor that can quickly adapt from space to space. I turned to Jess Harrington, owner and founder of JessFinessed Home Staging & Design, and asked her how she’d spend $50 for her home staging business at HomeGoods. She reported back with what home decor pieces and accessories she’d purchase to take a property from “for sale” to “sold.” Take a look at what the stager extraordinaire hand-picked from the (virtual) aisles of the popular retailer to add that little extra something to a home.