Project

241 MacDonough Street

Townhouses in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, staged by Stage One.

Location: Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn
Property: Townhouses
Style: Moody

Parlor floor living area looking toward the dining table and front windows at 241 MacDonough Street, Bed-Stuy, staged by Stage One

Kitchen counter with a marble backsplash and oak cabinetry at 241 MacDonough Street, Bed-Stuy, staged by Stage One

Marble-lined kitchen niche styled with books and a cutting board at 241 MacDonough Street, Bed-Stuy, staged by Stage One

Kitchen and bar cart seen through an arched opening at 241 MacDonough Street, Bed-Stuy, staged by Stage One

Kitchen island with garden doors open to the trees at 241 MacDonough Street, Bed-Stuy, staged by Stage One

Dining table with dried branches by the tall parlor windows at 241 MacDonough Street, Bed-Stuy, staged by Stage One

Oval dining table under the parlor windows at 241 MacDonough Street, Bed-Stuy, staged by Stage One

Arched kitchen alcove with oak cabinetry and herringbone floors at 241 MacDonough Street, Bed-Stuy, staged by Stage One

Wet bar with exposed brick and open shelving at 241 MacDonough Street, Bed-Stuy, staged by Stage One

Bedroom reading corner with a bench and wall sconces at 241 MacDonough Street, Bed-Stuy, staged by Stage One

Round mirror reflecting the bedroom at 241 MacDonough Street, Bed-Stuy, staged by Stage One

Bathroom vanity with brass fixtures at 241 MacDonough Street, Bed-Stuy, staged by Stage One

Bathroom with a freestanding tub by the window at 241 MacDonough Street, Bed-Stuy, staged by Stage One

Floating shelves styled with books at 241 MacDonough Street, Bed-Stuy, staged by Stage One

Bedroom with layered pillows by the window at 241 MacDonough Street, Bed-Stuy, staged by Stage One

Bedroom window with candlesticks and a garden view at 241 MacDonough Street, Bed-Stuy, staged by Stage One

Bed with a wool throw and an open book at 241 MacDonough Street, Bed-Stuy, staged by Stage One

Bedside table by the window at 241 MacDonough Street, Bed-Stuy, staged by Stage One

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The project

A Townhouse That Respects Its History

241 MacDonough Street sits in one of Bed-Stuy's historic districts, and the house keeps its original character: tall parlor windows, carved wood trim and views into mature trees. The renovation added a warm oak kitchen with marble from counter to ceiling, arched openings and herringbone floors.

We staged the house to bring old and new together. Dark oval dining tables, burgundy stools and sculptural ceramics give the parlor floor a grounded, moody feel, while the bedrooms stay soft and layered with linen, wool throws and garden light. The goal was a home that feels finished and personal, so buyers can picture settling in.

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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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