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151–153 State Street

Model units in Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn, staged by Stage One.

Location
Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn
Property
Model units
Style
Warm modern
Long marble kitchen island with bouclé stools, opening onto the living room and tall windows at 151–153 State Street, Brooklyn Heights, staged by Stage One
Walnut kitchen with arched velvet stools and a dining table under arched windows at 151–153 State Street, Brooklyn Heights, staged by Stage One
Velvet counter stools at a marble island with a fluted walnut base at 151–153 State Street, Brooklyn Heights, staged by Stage One
Marble backsplash bar with glassware and a walnut serving board at 151–153 State Street, Brooklyn Heights, staged by Stage One
Dark oval dining table with a tall dried arrangement against painted brick at 151–153 State Street, Brooklyn Heights, staged by Stage One
Dining room with linen chairs, abstract art and an arched wall sconce at 151–153 State Street, Brooklyn Heights, staged by Stage One
Living room with a white sectional and green velvet chairs at 151–153 State Street, Brooklyn Heights, staged by Stage One
Living room with an arc floor lamp against painted brick at 151–153 State Street, Brooklyn Heights, staged by Stage One
Stair hall with a sculpted plaster stair and a trio of pebble mirrors at 151–153 State Street, Brooklyn Heights, staged by Stage One
Wood sideboard under three pebble-shaped mirrors on painted brick at 151–153 State Street, Brooklyn Heights, staged by Stage One
Console with abstract line art and a stacked ceramic vase at 151–153 State Street, Brooklyn Heights, staged by Stage One
Lower-level lounge with a wet bar and a pool table at 151–153 State Street, Brooklyn Heights, staged by Stage One
Bedroom with a velvet bed and a wood nightstand at 151–153 State Street, Brooklyn Heights, staged by Stage One

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The project

Two Townhouses, Reimagined in Brooklyn Heights

151 and 153 State Street are two townhouses side by side in the heart of Brooklyn Heights, converted by the developer into a set of condo residences, many of them spread over two floors. Our challenge was to stage them without competing with the setting or the architecture: painted brick, tall windows, a sculpted stair and walnut and marble kitchens.

We kept the palette warm and quiet, with linen dining chairs under bold black-and-white art, deep green velvet chairs beside soft white sofas, pebble-shaped mirrors and natural wood. Every home felt finished and easy to picture living in, and every unit is now sold.

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Questions

Project Questions

Does staging really help a home sell?

According to the NAR 2025 Profile of Home Staging, 83% of buyers' agents say staging helps buyers visualize a property, 49% of sellers' agents reported less time on market and 29% saw offers 1% to 10% higher on staged homes.

Will I see the design before install?

Yes. You receive a furniture layout for the entire property and rendered elevations for each room showing the exact pieces, and we install once you approve.

Where does the furniture come from?

From our own warehouse of more than 40,000 pieces of furniture and decor, with rapid access to special orders. Much of our art comes from local artists.

How do I get started?

Request a proposal with the property address and floor plan, or call 212-245-1889. One of our team members will reply within one business day.

Have a Property to Stage?

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