Home Stager
Zable Staging Mukilteo, WA Posted 9 days ago
About this role
Zable Staging is hiring a Home Stager in Mukilteo, WA. Based in the Greater Seattle Area, Zable Staging works with homeowners and real estate professionals to stage properties that attract buyers and command strong prices. The company is expanding and seeks a creative, motivated stager to join the team.
This role involves hands-on staging work that varies from project to project. The stager will transform vacant homes using furniture, artwork, accessories, and décor to create buyer-focused spaces. Day-to-day tasks include arranging furniture and planning layouts, selecting accessories and finishing touches like bedding and artwork, loading and unloading staging inventory for transport, coordinating with teammates during installations and removals, maintaining staging inventory and warehouse organization, and representing Zable Staging professionally with clients and real estate agents.
Required qualifications include a strong design sensibility and attention to detail, an enthusiastic and reliable work ethic, comfort moving and handling décor and light furniture, reliable transportation and punctuality, ability to work productively under pressure, and clear communication and organizational skills.
Preferred qualifications include owning a vehicle, two years of relevant experience, background in home staging, interior design, visual merchandising, real estate, retail display, or similar work, hands-on experience with furnishings and décor, and knowledge of social media or photography.
The position offers competitive hourly pay between $24 and $28 per hour based on experience, opportunities for advancement into leadership roles, creative work, and the chance to collaborate with a supportive team. Work takes place on the road across multiple properties.
Zable Staging emphasizes that exceptional staging combines aesthetics with strategy to create emotional connections that drive buyer decisions.
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