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Home staging jobs across the United States
Home staging is a real and growing career. Staging companies prepare properties for sale so they look their best in photos and in person, which helps homes sell faster and often for more. StagingJobs is the job board built only for this industry, so instead of scrolling through general sites, you find home staging jobs in one place, organised by state and role.
Whether you are looking for your first staging job or you are an experienced designer ready for your next move, you can browse roles by state, search by keyword, and apply directly. New home staging jobs are added every week.
Types of home staging jobs
Staging teams hire for a mix of hands-on, creative and coordination roles.
Home Stager Design and install the look of a listing, choosing furniture and decor so a home shows at its best and sells faster. Staging Assistant Support the install team on job days by prepping rooms, placing furniture and styling shelves to the lead stager's plan. A common first staging job. Warehouse / Mover Load, deliver and place staging inventory, and keep the warehouse organised between jobs. Active, physical work with steady hours. Interior Designer Create design concepts for vacant and luxury listings, select inventory and oversee installs, often with a portfolio and a few years of experience. Sales / Account Manager Build relationships with real estate agents, quote projects and manage client accounts for a staging company. Real Estate Photographer Style and photograph staged homes for listings, blending an eye for composition with staging know-how.
How much do home staging jobs pay?
Pay depends on the role and your experience. Hands-on assistant and warehouse roles are usually hourly, while stager, designer and account roles are more often salaried. These are typical ranges to expect.
Staging assistant $18 to $25 an hour Entry level, often part-time to start.
Warehouse and moving crew $20 to $28 an hour Full-time with overtime in busy months.
Home stager $45,000 to $75,000 a year Varies with experience and market.
Interior designer $55,000 to $80,000 a year Higher with a strong portfolio.
Sales / account manager $50,000 plus commission Base salary plus performance pay.
New to the field? A home staging certification is one of the easiest ways to stand out to employers early on. Learn about getting certified.
Home staging jobs: frequently asked questions
What are home staging jobs?
Home staging jobs are roles at companies that prepare properties for sale. They include home stagers who design and install the look, staging assistants who help on job days, warehouse and moving crew who handle inventory and furniture, interior designers, sales and account managers, and real estate photographers. StagingJobs lists these roles across all 50 states.
How much do home staging jobs pay?
Pay depends on the role and your experience. Staging assistants and warehouse crew usually earn hourly, roughly $18 to $28 an hour. Home stagers and designers are often salaried, commonly $45,000 to $80,000 a year. Sales roles typically add commission on top of a base salary.
Do I need experience to get a home staging job?
Not always. Many people start as a staging assistant or on the warehouse team and learn the craft on the job. Design and lead stager roles usually expect some experience and a portfolio. A recognised certification helps you stand out early in your career.
Do I need a certification to work in home staging?
A certification is not always required, but it is one of the clearest ways to stand out to the employers hiring on this board, especially when you are just starting. You can learn more on our certification page.
How do I get a home staging job?
Browse roles by state or search by keyword on StagingJobs, then apply directly to the ones that fit. Building a simple before-and-after portfolio and setting up a free weekly job alert both improve your chances.
How often are new home staging jobs added?
New roles are added every week. You can set up a free weekly email alert, choose a state or get them all, and new jobs come straight to your inbox.
