Remote Interior Designer for Home Staging Projects

I'm looking for a remote interior designer to create staging concepts for residential listings.

This is ongoing work with multiple properties, and I'm hoping to build a long-term working relationship with a designer to collaborate with.

What you'll do:

Review property photos, video, and floor plan/measurements provided by me.

Create a staging concept for each room (furniture placement, color palette, decor recommendations)

Provide a mood board or visual reference for the space

Provide a shopping/sourcing list with links and approximate costs for recommended items

Turn around each project within 3 business days

This is fully remote. No site visits. All work is based on photos, video walkthroughs, and floor plans I'll provide.

Pricing (flat fee per project, based on room count):

1 to 3 rooms: $150 to $200

4 to 6 rooms: $250 to $350

7 to 10 rooms: $400 to $500

10+ rooms: please quote separately

("Room" = bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, office. Hallways and bathrooms typically not counted unless specified.)

Deliverables per project:

1 staging concept per room

1 round of revisions included

Mood board or visual reference

Furniture/decor shopping list with sourcing links and pricing

What I'm looking for in a designer:

Experience with home staging or interior design for real estate listings

Strong portfolio showing before/after or concept work

Comfortable working from photos and floor plans without an in-person visit

Clear, prompt communication

To apply, please include:

2 to 3 examples of past staging or design work

Your typical turnaround time

Any questions about scope before we start

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