They showed excellent customer service and were very speedy in their response. We had a last…read moreminute staging, in which they were more than willing to assist. They were great about answering any and all questions, timely, positive, highly competitive prices, and we are looking forward to working with them again in the future.

Poor communication, broken lamps, scratched furniture, stinky throw rug, lots of pillows and fake…read moreplants. Some of the furniture was OK, but overall the staging did not enhance the house. I expected more from the several thousand dollars it cost me to stage my house for sale. Asked for walk through after staging done, did not happen. Found 3 lamps broken so lamp shades tilted. Small black table with evidence of white sticker on top, scratches on kitchen table. One bed was not fully inflated on staging. Cannot recommend.

The staging was exceptional--they transformed my empty house and made it look amazing. It helped…read moreget my home under contract within weeks.

At our realtor's recommendation, we used Living Edge to stage our single family home for sale…read more Overall, it was a slightly surreal and oddly dissatisfying experience, as described below. You can draw your own conclusions Note: When Larisa visited our house to check it out, we told her our target date to list the house was in 27 days. She said she'd get us a quote the next day but we didn't hear back for almost week due to her CRM issues. When we finally got the quote, we exchanged a couple of emails to clarify some line items in the quote. At that point, she cc:ed our realtor to keep him in the loop, which made sense. But then things got weird as Larisa simply stopped communicating directly with us. The day after the receiving the quote and email exchange, we asked what next steps would be in order to lock in a staging date of May 21-22 (based on her telling us that staging would take 2 days). Total silence for 6 days. I followed up with an email on May 12 (getting pretty close to our May 27 target listing date!). Still no response directly from Larisa herself. However she apparently got in touch with our realtor -- and that's how communications went for the rest of the time. We never heard directly from Larisa at all until we received an invoice from her asking to be paid within a week (with spam-like reminders every couple of days) Pros Consultations are free, pricing was fair, and the final result was mostly fine. Cons * No direct communications from Larisa, only via our realtor, esp during the crucial 3 weeks prior to the listing going live * Changed the agreed-upon staging date with minimal notice, caiming a conflict with another staging job. This forced us to change all the other carefully planned items on our schedule (home inspection + sewer scope, carpet cleaning, move-out cleaning, etc) * Took 5 days to complete staging, with no explanation why, much less. apology. Which also forced us to reschedule some previously planned milestones. * Used a dining table with a prominent crack that was clearly visible, with no attempt to mask it with a tablecloth or table runner * Left dirt on the floor and big, ugly hooks in the walls (that we/our realtor had to clean up and remove) after removing items used in staging.

Lisa and Emily did design work for our kitchen and bathroom remodel. I was referred to them by my…read morereal estate agent and could not be happier with how above and beyond they went. Not only did they really understand the style I was looking for in their design but they create a budget that included every single thing we needed for our kitchen and bathroom so nothing was a surprise and everything was on site for our contractor. Can't wait to remodel another room in our home and hire them again. Thank you!

Oh thank goodness for people like Keri! As new homeowners who were petrified of ANY color, Keri…read morehas slowly held our hands as she has helped to coordinate the different rooms in our home, all while making sure my husband and I were comfortable and calm (not an easy task!) She is SO much fun to work with and always open to new ideas or changing minds. She is patient too, which really helps when dealing with clients like us! We wholeheartedly recommend KP Spaces for fabulous taste, patience of a saint, and a ton of fun!

When my husband and I moved into our new home last year, we were totally overwhelmed with the task…read moreof filling it up and making it look great. I always have a pretty good idea of what I like and how I want the space to feel, but the execution part is always tricky for me! That said, I was really hesitant to use a designer for fear of 1: not seeing eye to eye design-wise, and 2: being over-charged for a service that I would be only somewhat satisfied with. Despite my reservations, a friend of mine introduced me to Keri and I instantly knew she would be a great fit. First of all, she is pretty much the nicest human being on the planet. I'm not kidding. And I could tell that she had a great sense of style and design by the way she dressed (is that shallow?). ;) As it turned out, Keri was and has been everything I HOPED a designer would be: very open to hearing my ideas, and yet decisive and clear about what might and might not work in a specific space (I tend to be wishy-washy and can never make up my mind); incredibly creative and resourceful; willing to work with any budget; and just extremely easy to work with. As the mother of a toddler, she also understands the specific needs that we as parents have in terms of furniture that is both aesthetically great AND functional. I am so happy with the work she has done for us thus far.. We have almost our entire house completed, and I have been having a blast every step of the way. There are not many services that I can honestly say this about, but Keri has been worth every penny. Overall, she has saved us hundreds of dollars, not to mention time! We'll continue to use her until our house is finished, and I'll recommend her to all my buddies.

Our realtor recommended Anwesha and she was lovely to work with. She has an eye for making a home…read morelook elegant and open without going over the top. She works with our space to make sure all the important rooms are staged and the smaller spaces didn't appear cluttered, reusing some existing furniture where it makes sense. Her prices were very reasonable and her team was very responsive. I would definitely recommend working with her for staging a home.

Seattle Staged to Sell markets themselves as highly professional, but our experience was a case…read morestudy in arrogance and denial of responsibility. They took multiple pieces of our personal furniture and décor during de-staging and then acted as though it was somehow our fault for not reporting it fast enough. The missing items included sentimental pieces that were never returned. What's astonishing is how little effort was made to repair the situation. Rather than prioritizing an apology or proactive resolution, their first communication was a demand for payment -- while our belongings were still missing. Even once items were eventually located, no meaningful concession was offered. They refused to acknowledge the seriousness of their mistake and minimized it at every turn. Blaming the customer ("you should have told us sooner") while holding onto our property is unacceptable. A reputable company would take ownership, apologize without conditions, and offer fair compensation. Instead, SSTS nickel-and-dimed us, hid behind their contract, and shifted blame. If you want to deal with a company that talks down to its clients, charges top dollar for mediocre work, wastes your time, and shows zero accountability when they make serious mistakes, then this is the staging company for you. For everyone else: stay far away.

Seattle Staged to Sell staged our home in March 2025. Their designer recommended a "partial stage"…read moreusing many pieces of our personal furniture, housewares, and decor. When they de-staged our home they ended up taking several of our own expensive items (including an area rug, floor lamps, vases, and sculptures), those same standards were not applied. This was especially disconcerting because we were told that during staging, SSTS would not move existing furniture under any circumstances, yet during the de-staging moved a steel frame four-post bed to take our area rug from upstairs in our bedroom. SSTS prides itself as highly professional and reputable, but our experience was the exact opposite. The owner, Shirin, imposes strict rules on homeowners with language in the contract that heavily protects the company, but does not take ANY responsibility for damages to the homeowners property or for missing items. Once notified that they had taken our things, many weeks went by without any attempt to make things right. Instead of an apology or resolution, the first communication we received from them was a reminder that our invoice was unpaid. Ultimately, most but not all of our items were located and returned to us, with the exception of a sentimental sculpture and a wall mirror. I had requested that our total invoice be reduced for the inconvenience and was told no. No concession was offered to me for the major inconvenience, and I was told I can follow up with them in "court or litigation." Upon push back, SSTS agreed take $250 off of our nearly $10,000 bill. Based on our experience, I would not recommend Seattle Staged to Sell given the lack of accountability and professionalism experienced.

Rebecca worked on our Seattle house for several years and even helped with the exterior. We really…read moreenjoyed working with her on the design process. She took the time to listen to our goals for the house and made sure to strike a balance between what my wife and I wanted. She was very respectful of the house's age and focused on creating a timeless design for each room. We're big fans of color, and it's clear that she's really skilled at working with it, which is why we chose her in the first place. Overall, we couldn't be happier with how everything turned out!

We hired Rebecca in December of 2021 to work on three rooms -- our entryway, living room, and…read moremaster bathroom. Our contract stated that she would provide design and project management services. We also purchased furniture from her for our living room. In total, we paid her approximately $50k for all of these services and products. Throughout the project, Rebecca made us feel as though we were her absolute lowest priority and frequently showed little to no regard for our time. After we paid her for the furniture, Rebecca stopped communicating with us. Her contract states that she will respond to questions and comments within 3 business days, but she frequently ignored our emails and we would typically not hear from her for 4-6 weeks, only after repeated emails from us requesting updates. For 6 months, Rebecca repeatedly told us our technical drawings would be ready within 1 or 2 weeks. Then we would not hear from her for 4-6 weeks, and would often have to email her two or more times before we would even receive a response. In her response, she would simply repeat that we could expect our drawings within 2 weeks. This cycle repeated for 6 months, and we finally received technical drawings in March of 2023, nearly 15 months after we began working with her. The drawings themselves lacked details such as terminations and returns, and even included the wrong colors. These issues were never corrected. Rebecca showed very little regard for our time. She frequently canceled appointments at the last minute without explanation, usually in the middle of the day that she was supposed to meet with us. We generally did not hear from her again for 4-6 weeks at a time, only after repeated emails. After 18 months of this behavior, we finally sought legal counsel. Only after this did Rebecca finally respond to us and deliver our furniture. However, when we had an issue with one of the chairs that required a warranty claim, the same behavior emerged. We would not hear from her for many weeks on end, and appointments were canceled at the last minute, on the day she was supposed to visit. We had a remarkably poor experience with Rebecca. Our project for 3 small rooms should have taken several months, but has instead extended to nearly 2 years without being completed. We would strongly recommend avoiding her services.

Six Walls, and Connie helped us install a kitchenette in our downstairs, turning it into a complete…read moreapartment. She was FABULOUS! I would not hesitate to recommend her and Six Walls for any interior design project. She showed us lots of possibilities without ever pushing an agenda. We did the project within our budget and are thrilled with the results. I am going to seek her expertise with a couple of other projects in my home and look forward to the process. Brava, Connie!

We hired Six Walls to help us with a whole house remodel. Dawn and her team transformed our 1960s…read morehome into a modern masterpiece. They were able to coordinate all of the materials and surfaces beautifully to create our dream home. Everyone involved in our project was very responsive, detailed, and easy to work with. We loved Six Walls and would not hesitate to hire them again!