Ravenna Staging

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This Middle Sister was loving life on beautiful Salt spring Island while Sister Ex was the lead on this job. I love what these fine Stager girls did. It is a carefully thought out remodel. She took the typical charm of an older home with today's much enjoyed amenities but surprising mixtures.

                            


 Sister Ex combined a chunky metal console with modern lamps and glamorous shades. Taking her cue from the homeowners mixing of industrial with glam. You need to be confident to pull that off.




 Shame on me for not photographing the light fixtures better. Great choices.



 I would love to throw together the family meal in this sparkly kitchen. Love again how the glam of the tile marries well with the farm sink.




Listing by Kelland Lindsey for Windermere and Staging by Open House LLC.

Day in the Life of a Stager Girl

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We are often laughing about our pathetic warehouse situation. We have to crawl over the rugs to get to the quilts and pillows. But all of that has changed with our new water front digs.

Everywhere we are is our office. This Middle Sister is trying to fit a client in on her old fashion hand written calendar.
Sister Ex preparing to hang art.

Yes we have to clean everything we put in the house....
 Our Wise and Steady J seeing the warehouse for the first time. She is thrilled!!




Our New Digs

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Thrilled to be moving into new "office" space. The floors have since been cleaned and painted, the "rooms" have been carpeted, we have music and are ready to make the transfer of our furnishings.



 Here is the best part: It is waterfront and this is our view! Thanks to Sister's sweet Richard we have our wonderful space. How he found it I know not but here we are...



Reality TV?

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"Knock Knock" 
"Who's there?"
"Cable TV"
"Are you kidding me!?"



Sister Ex has been in dialogue with the peeps at Red Arrow Industries over a possible reality show filmed in Seattle. Like we need another thing on our plate. We are already juggling:

  • The rat wheel of staging 
  • Moving into our new waterfront warehouse
  • Our upcoming warehouse sale
  • Getting our logo on our "fleet" of vehicles 
  • Satisfying a particular "tough customer"
  • Worrying about the cops in Medina and a certain someone, who shall remain nameless, getting pulled over for going 33 in a 25.  (You speeder you.)
  • Keeping up with our new designer Lendy. (forget it, no one can keep up with her)
  • Parallel parking the van as beautifully as our Wise and Steady J

Ugh, it is all too overwhelming. In fact, I quit!