It’s a well-documented fact that staging a home for sale gives sellers a competitive edge. Staged homes sell faster than unstaged homes and overwhelmingly sell above asking price. But for sellers of smaller homes and condos, professional staging can feel financially out of reach.

Understanding the marketplace need for an affordable, basic staging package, Red House Staging & Interiors, the regions’ go-to staging company, recently introduced Stage 2 Go. Stage 2 Go is one of the most competitive staging packages on the market and a happy medium between furniture rental and full-service staging.

Stage 2 Go was designed for the seller or realtor who wants to stage their own space, or who needs larger furniture pieces to flesh out a minimally-furnished home. Clients can choose from two contemporary furniture packages and six décor options, to create one of twelve distinct looks. Each combination includes the high quality, designer furnishings that Red House Staging clients have come to expect.

Stage 2 Go packages start at just $1,250 and include delivery and furniture placement and assembly. Additional pricing can be found online here.

The Stage 2 Go package includes all the necessary staples for basic staging: sofa, end tables, dining tables, chairs, bed, headboard, nightstand, bedding, etc. However, clients can add a la carte pieces—like upsized dining tables—for an additional cost, making the package an option for both modestly-sized homes and larger properties.

With over 11 years of experience staging in DC and the surrounding areas, Red House has cemented its role as DC's expert and go-to home staging firm. In addition to Stage 2 Go, the company offers full-service packages where clients work with assigned project managers and designers who oversee projects from start to finish.

For more information on Stage 2 Go, visit DIYStage2Go.com. To learn more about Red House Staging, visit the company online here. Sellers and realtors can also follow Red House Staging on Facebook and Instagram to learn about the company’s regular warehouse sales.