Nathalie High isn't just an amazing professional organizer--she's also one of the hardest-working,…read morekindest, and most easygoing person you'll ever meet. I first met Nathalie in 2017 when I hired her to run an estate sale, and she did a fantastic job! A few years later, after moving back to Vancouver in 2020, I found myself overwhelmed with too much stuff while downsizing from a house to an apartment. I reached out to Nathalie again, and she worked wonders--helping me sort through everything, get organized, and let go of things I really didn't need. If you're looking for a top-notch organizer, I can't recommend Nathalie enough. And the best part? She offers a completely free initial consultation! She'll come to your home, take the time to understand your needs, and help create a plan that might just transform your space--and your life--in ways you hadn't even considered.

Glad I took a chance after speaking to Natalie. She is non-judgmental, professional, honest,…read morepleasant, reliable and reasonably $. I built my house with 3X drawers and closets of most houses. Then kept filling them past 9 years tossing only expired food :) So messy and disorganized. Natalie re-organized my kitchen, large pantry, two large hall closets, built-ins, office, and garage storage system. Bonus was that hiring her held me accountable to deal with a few other areas I have put off, and donate things I had not/would not use, like folding chairs, bicycle, etc.

Poor quality. High price tag. Staging was dirty and dingy. Really disappointing. See photos.read more

Having sold several vacant properties in the past, we believe that staging a vacant home can…read moreenhance its appearance to prospective home-buyers. This was our first experience with On Stage. Their furniture and furnishings, though not high-end, were adequate and the few rooms which they did furnish, worked well. But our issue is this: They knew our budget and they promised to work within that budget. What they essentially did was a bait and switch on the price and the number of rooms we agreed that they would furnish. The wanted more money at the last minute. This underhanded tactic was employed by the company two days before the house was to be listed and available for showings. And, only three days before its Open House; Something On Stage was acutely aware of. Further, the company's rep misrepresented the daily rate should the furnishings be in the house over the term of the 30-day contract. The amended deal was now $6 more for each day! Our realtor, who was equally displeased, said that because of the late date, it would be impractical to try and get another staging company to come out the house with a new offer. As a consequence, we felt that On Stage coerced us into signing an agreement which they knew was not what we initially consented to nor what we mutually agreed upon. There are other staging companies out there which I have to believe are more ethical when dealing with their clients than is On Stage