Home Staging Stylist (Part-Time)
Studio M Staging San Leandro, CA Posted 5 days ago
About this role
Studio M Staging is hiring a Home Staging Stylist in San Leandro, CA to design and style residential properties that appeal to buyers. This role focuses on hands-on styling work rather than interior design, emphasizing the ability to work with existing inventory and manage project details from conception through installation.
Responsibilities include:
- Design and style homes according to their architectural characteristics and target buyer demographics
- Select and pull furniture, rugs, art, and decorative items from the warehouse inventory
- Source additional items online when needed and prepare shopping lists for approval
- Create comprehensive staging plans, layouts, and detailed styling notes with reference photos to guide the installation team
- Coordinate with the staging and warehouse teams to execute projects smoothly
- Attend property walk-throughs and provide design direction for upcoming work
- Handle all styling details, including shelving arrangements, accent pieces, and finishing touches
- Offer paint color consultations and light fixture recommendations when appropriate
Applicants should demonstrate:
- Experience in visual merchandising, home styling, set design, or staging
- Strong attention to detail and skill managing multiple small components across a project
- Organized approach and comfort meeting tight timelines
- Solid understanding of proportion, scale, and color relationships
- Proficiency with inventory management apps
- Availability for flexible part-time hours based on project requirements
- Ability to work on-site for installations and walk-throughs at the San Leandro warehouse
- Strong collaboration and communication skills with staging, warehouse, and operations staff
Prior experience in home staging, furniture rental, or styling retail environments such as West Elm, Pottery Barn, or Anthropologie is a plus. Candidates must submit a resume, portfolio samples or photos of past design work, and their availability to apply.
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