Before the offers came in, there was a FaceTime call.
The seller on Green Street was so excited by the transformation of her home that she called her mother to show her around. Green Couch Staging and Design recalled her enthusiasm: she was “absolutely over the moon.”
It is a small detail, but a telling one. Someone who knew this home intimately was seeing it with fresh eyes.
Built in 1927, the French Normandy residence sits where Cow Hollow meets Pacific Heights and the Presidio. French doors, generous entertaining spaces, and views of the Golden Gate Bridge, the Bay, and the Palace of Fine Arts give it a distinctly San Francisco setting.
Within its approximately 4,285 square feet, Green Couch had an opportunity to bring those features into focus while making the home feel comfortable, current, and ready for its next chapter.
Green Couch’s approach to San Francisco luxury home staging gave this nearly century-old home a fresh perspective while keeping its architectural character in view.
Green Couch had worked with Janet Schindler of Sotheby’s International Realty before, and her vision for this home was clear: keep it light and airy. With the homeowner’s belongings moved into storage, the team carried that direction through 14 rooms.
The preparation began well before the furnishings arrived.
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