I pay attention to how a space feels when you walk in — what works, what doesn’t, and what needs to shift for it to feel right. That’s really the core of what I do.
Stagewell started pretty naturally. I’ve always been drawn to design that feels effortless — where every detail makes sense and nothing feels forced. When I’m staging, I’m not trying to create a version of perfect. I’m just trying to make the space feel finished, inviting, and easy for someone to picture themselves in.
Once the plan’s set, I handle it. Furniture, styling, setup — done. When I’m finished, it’s ready to list.
I figure out how to make it work — what stays, what changes, and what’s missing.
I see what’s working, what’s not, and what needs to shift. That’s where the plan starts.