Hi friends! Jeanne here 👋 — founder, lead stager, and self-declared professional furniture hunter at All About Staging and Design. With spring in full swing and summer right around the corner, I thought I’d take you behind the scenes to show you just what it takes to keep our warehouse (and sanity!) running smoothly during the busiest months of the year.
If you’re in the staging world—or thinking about jumping in—you already know how wild the ebb and flow of inventory can be. It’s like a real-life game of Tetris, only with sofas, lamps, plants, and a LOT of pillows.
Every single piece we own has a purpose. Whether it’s a sleek mid-century chair or a show-stopping abstract canvas, I choose every item with one question in mind: Will this elevate the space and help the home sell faster?
But it’s not just about collecting pretty things. It’s about tracking what goes out, what’s still in rotation, what’s coming back soon, and what’s looking a little… tired. Our team uses a simple but effective tracking system to make sure we know what’s available and where everything is headed. It’s not glamorous—but it keeps us on our game.
Now, let’s talk about my heroes—our in-house delivery and logistics team. These guys make the magic happen. With every install, pickup, and swap, they’re not just moving furniture—they’re supporting a whole system that lets me (and our partner stagers!) focus on what we do best: creating beautiful spaces.
Their consistency, care, and ability to work fast under pressure are what make our staging projects run like clockwork. Honestly, I don’t know how I did this before we had a full team in place.
When I’m not staging or in the warehouse checking returns, I’m probably out on the hunt. Yes—the hunt for that perfect piece we didn’t even know we needed. Because in this business, inventory is everything. And while we have over $1 million worth of furniture, art, and décor in our 10,000+ square foot warehouse, I’m always thinking three steps ahead.
Why? Because spring and summer in Denver are prime listing seasons, and we have to be ready. As volume increases, so does the need to refresh looks, replace wear, and style for different markets—whether it’s a modern condo downtown or a family home in Highlands Ranch.
Balancing inventory levels with upcoming project volume is a lot. It takes planning, instinct, a bit of guesswork, and a touch of madness (let’s be honest). But it’s also what makes our staging process smooth, reliable, and impactful.
We’re not guessing what might be available—we’re tracking it, curating it, and staying nimble so we can deliver great design on time and on brand.
Here’s the good news—you don’t have to do all of this alone.
Our warehouse and logistics team is now available to partner stagers who want to scale their business without juggling the stress of storage, transport, or tracking. You bring the clients and creativity—we’ll bring the backend support and the inventory to match.
Let’s grow together this season! Spring is already buzzing, and we can’t wait to support more projects throughout the Denver metro area and beyond.
With excitement and a few too many throw pillows,
Jeanne
Owner & Furniture Fanatic
www.allaboutstaginganddesign.com
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