Property styling in Sydney: here are the top 10 home stagers
Getting ready to sell in Sydney and thinking about property styling? Here are ten Sydney stylists, all trading in October 2026, who between them reach from the Northern Beaches and the Hills District to Macarthur and the Sutherland Shire. Property styling, also called home staging, means hiring furniture, art and accessories to present your home for photos and inspections.
Use the list to find two or three stylists who cover your area and style your kind of home, then ask each for a quote. If you already have an agent, ask which they've worked with. For prices, see our guide to what home staging costs, and for the rest of the sale, our guide to selling a property.
Read more: Expert guide: property styling costs, pros and cons
The ten at a glance
All ten offer full styling, which furnishes an empty home with hired pieces, and partial styling, which works around some of your own furniture.
| Stylist | Based in | Areas | Standard hire | Prices on its website |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Creative Property Stylist | Russell Lea | Across Sydney | Ask | No |
| Urban Chic | Taren Point | Across Greater Sydney | 6 or 8 weeks | No |
| Spatial | Chatswood | North Shore, Northern Beaches, inner west, eastern suburbs, South Sydney | 4-week campaign, hire extendable free for up to 12 weeks if eligible | "From" prices |
| Vault Interiors | Rydalmere | Across Sydney | 8 weeks (4 paid, 4 free) | By bedrooms |
| Bowerbird | Caringbah | Across Sydney | Ask | No |
| Evolve Styling | Botany | Eastern suburbs, North Shore, CBD, inner west, Sutherland Shire, south-west | 6 weeks (4 paid, 2 free) | Starting price |
| The Little Styling Co. | Smeaton Grange | Ask | 6 weeks (4 paid, 2 free) | Price guide |
| House2Home | Rouse Hill | Hills District and nearby suburbs | 6 weeks | No |
| MyPad | No address published | Sydney metro, including the Hills, North Shore, Ryde and inner west | 6 weeks (4 paid, 2 free) | No |
| Adore | No address published | Across Sydney | Ask | No |
1. Creative Property Stylist, Russell Lea-based home stager in Sydney
Lucia Di Giacomo, who spent more than two decades as a fashion designer and buyer, launched Creative Property Stylist in 2019. It works from Russell Lea, in Sydney's inner west, and stages homes across Sydney.
It styles both vacant and lived-in homes. Its website doesn't list prices or a standard hire period, so ask about both when you request a quote.
See their latest homes on Instagram.
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2. Urban Chic, Taren Point-based property stylist in Sydney
Founder Juliana Gowen spent more than 25 years selling homes in Sydney as a real estate agent, and holds a Diploma in Interior Styling. From its base in Taren Point, Urban Chic styles homes across Greater Sydney, from the Sutherland Shire and St George to the Northern Beaches and the Hills District.
It offers partial styling for homes you're still living in, but its terms let it refuse a home that's occupied, or ask for a bond (a deposit). If you'll still be living there, check before you book.
Its standard hire is six or eight weeks, and it can tailor a longer one. There's no rebate if your home sells, or you take it off the market, before the hire ends. With its Style Flow finance, you can put off paying until your sale settles (the day the buyer pays and the home changes hands).
3. Spatial, Chatswood-based home styling company in Sydney
Sisters Renee and Carla Francis founded Spatial in 2010, combining their experience in real estate and interior design. From its warehouses in Chatswood, its teams cover the North Shore, Northern Beaches, inner west, eastern suburbs and South Sydney.
Spatial describes its style as a neutral palette with subtle touches of colour, so it could suit you if you'd like a simple, neutral look. It prefers to style empty homes. If you're still living in yours, it offers partial styling, but it doesn't style homes with tenants in them.
If your home hasn't sold by the end of its four-week sale campaign (the weeks it's advertised), Spatial can extend the hire free for up to 12 weeks.
To qualify, yours has to be a single, unoccupied home (not a development, display suite or relocation). It also has to be actively marketed, with a live online listing and at least one advertised open inspection a week.
Spatial doesn't refund you if the furniture is collected early. It also offers a pay-later option through Elepay, a finance provider.
Novari Collective, a Sydney stylist on our earlier list, is listed on Google as permanently closed. Since February 2026, its website has pointed customers to Spatial, which took on some of Novari's furniture and team members.
To see more from Spatial, head over to their Instagram.
Read more: Styling your house for a sale
4. Vault Interiors, Rydalmere-based interior stylist in Sydney
If you like bold, vibrant rooms, Vault Interiors could suit you. It describes its work as "vibrant and edgy design", and says "We don't do vanilla".
Led by director Justine Wilson, Vault works from Rydalmere, near Parramatta, and styles apartments, houses, new developments and display homes all over Sydney. It can also organise painters and landscapers.
Its packages include eight weeks' hire, four paid and four free, with weekly fees after that. Package prices are listed on its website by number of bedrooms, and it offers a pay-later option through Elepay.
For more of their work, check out Vault Interiors on Instagram.
5. Bowerbird, Caringbah-based real estate stylist in Sydney
Founded in 2013, Bowerbird says it has styled more than 10,000 properties. It works from a warehouse in Caringbah, and its portfolio runs from Cronulla to Mosman.
Its website doesn't give a standard hire period, so ask. With its Pay on Settlement option, you pay nothing until settlement, for up to 12 months, if you're approved (conditions apply). There's no interest if it's paid within four months, and a monthly fee after that.
To see more, head to their Instagram page.
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6. Evolve Styling, Botany-based home styling company in Sydney
If you're selling in the eastern suburbs, North Shore, CBD, inner west, Sutherland Shire or south-west Sydney, Evolve Styling covers your area from its warehouse in Botany, in south-eastern Sydney. Its work has featured in the Daily Telegraph and on Sunrise.
Evolve doesn't sell set packages, and its partial styling may use some of your furniture. Its standard hire is six weeks (four weeks paid and two free), and if your home hasn't sold by then, you can keep renting week by week at a reduced rate.
It takes a refundable security deposit, and offers insurance at 10 per cent of the rental value. Its website gives a starting price, and its Evolve Now option lets you pay later through a finance partner.
Find them on Instagram for their latest projects.
7. The Little Styling Co., Smeaton Grange-based home stager in Sydney
Owner and creative director Bethany Lever leads The Little Styling Co., which works from Smeaton Grange, in the Macarthur region of south-west Sydney.
It styles homes going on the market, including partial styling and display homes. Its minimum hire is six weeks (four weeks plus two free), which can be extended, and there's no refund if your home sells early. Its website has an indicative price guide, including GST and transport.
Scroll their Instagram to get to know their style.
8. House2Home Property Styling, Rouse Hill-based property stylist in Sydney
If you're selling in the Hills District or nearby suburbs, House2Home serves your area from its base in Rouse Hill. It began in 2016.
It offers full styling for empty homes, and what it calls integrated styling for homes you're still living in. Its hire includes six weeks, and extensions can be arranged.
Watch their latest work on Instagram.
9. MyPad Property Styling, Hills District, North Shore and inner west property stylist
Established in 2015 and led by managing director Sarah Verheyen, MyPad styles homes across the Sydney metropolitan region. If you're in the Hills District, the upper or lower North Shore, Ryde, Macquarie Park, the inner west or the north-west, it covers your area.
Its partial styling uses your existing furniture and beds, and it also offers furniture-only hire. Its hire is four weeks plus two free, and if your home hasn't sold, you can extend at the weekly rate in your quote.
Its Style Flow finance, subject to approval, lets you put off paying until settlement. See MyPad's recent homes on Instagram.
10. Adore Property Styling, Sydney-wide property stylist
Interior stylist Cassandra Raso founded Adore Property Styling in 2017. It styles homes across Sydney, vacant and occupied, calls its partial styling "integrated styling", and also offers furniture-only hire.
If you're listing your home for sale, Adore's pay-later option through Elepay means no payment for up to 120 days, or until settlement if that comes first. There are fees, and the option isn't available if a problem is delaying the sale.
Take a look at their Instagram to see their latest work.
What to ask before you book a stylist
- Their past work. Ask to see several homes they've styled, ideally near you and at a similar price, and check they don't all look the same.
- Empty or lived-in. Ask whether they style empty homes, homes you're still living in, or both, and on what terms.
- The quote. Ask how many weeks it covers, what an extra week costs if your home hasn't sold, and whether you get anything back if it sells early. Check whether delivery, set-up, removal and insurance are included.
- Paying later. If you'd rather pay at settlement, ask who provides the finance, what it costs and when fees or interest start.
- Their availability. Ask how far ahead they're booked. Our guide on when to organise a stylist helps you time it around your listing date.
- Your agent's view. Ask your agent whose styled homes photograph well. If you're still choosing an agent, you can compare Sydney agents first.
How we chose these stylists
Every business on this list has a working website, has posted its work in the past year, and still trades in Sydney under its name. We checked each one in October 2026, and they're listed in no particular order.
Our earlier list had six stylists. One of them, Novari Collective, has since closed, so we kept five. To find five more, we looked at the stagers ranking in Google's results for Sydney property styling searches in September 2026, and at the ones we'd researched for our cost guide.
For the new places, we shortlisted Sydney stylists, not national chains, with a portfolio on their own website, Google reviews and work posted in the past six months. Going by each stylist's published address, we took the one with the most Google reviews in each part of Sydney where none of the five we kept was based. That gave three.
We filled the last two places on the number of Google reviews alone. That brought in MyPad and Adore, neither of which publishes an address. All five we added were rated 4.9 or 5.0 on Google in October 2026.
Each business's details come from its own website, which we read in October 2026. The ratings and Novari's closure come from Google, and the dates of recent work come from Instagram. Services and hire terms can change, so confirm them with the stylist when you ask for a quote.
