Lead Home Stager
Crest and Cove Designs San Marcos, CA Posted yesterday
About this role
Crest and Cove Designs is hiring a Lead Home Stager in San Marcos, CA on a part-time, hybrid basis. This position focuses on directing staging projects for residential properties and transforming homes into market-ready spaces that attract buyers.
The Lead Home Stager will carry out the following responsibilities:
- Direct home staging projects for residential properties throughout the territory
- Manage coordination of furniture, accessories, artwork, and decorative elements for individual assignments
- Position furniture and décor items to create spaces that are both visually appealing and functionally organized for maximum buyer appeal
- Supervise the execution of staging installations and maintain project timelines and quality standards
- Collaborate with team members to transport, arrange, and position furniture and staging materials
- Track and maintain the inventory of all staging furniture, accessories, and artwork
The position requires the following qualifications and experience:
- A minimum of two years of professional staging experience
- Solid understanding of interior design principles, color theory, furniture arrangement, and contemporary style trends
- Sharp attention to detail and strong personal sense of aesthetic
- Solid organizational abilities, time management skills, and capacity for solving problems
- Capability to direct staging projects independently and work collaboratively with colleagues and clients while communicating professionally with real estate agents
- Physical capability to lift, move, and arrange heavy furniture and décor materials
- Valid driver's license and dependable transportation to travel throughout San Diego County to various staging sites
- Reliable work ethic, consistent attendance, and collaborative team mentality
This hybrid remote position is based in San Marcos, CA 92069.
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