Revere Staging

10/20/2026

It’s the little things we love!

Fresh flowers are part of our staging service, and we put a lot of thought into where they go, the colors we choose, and how everything photographs.

Did you notice how the colors in this vase pick up the pink house next door? We love those unexpected little connections.

Sometimes it’s the smallest details that make a room feel special.

10/19/2026

Enjoying the SF Fall Show, as always!

So much beautiful design, incredible craftsmanship, and inspiration everywhere we turn.

And yes, anyone who knows us knows we wear black 99% of the time, but we absolutely fell in love with these embroidered coats!

So, if anyone is looking for holiday gift ideas for Emanuel and Greg… consider this a not-so-subtle hint!

10/16/2026

We’re loving the shift toward richer, warmer tones in design. Staging this beautiful home was fun; we layered terracotta, plum, texture, and a little personality to complement the gorgeous walnut paneling.

Staging doesn’t have to be beige!

Coming soon through Dan Dodd Group.

10/15/2026

We love a good before and after, especially when the transformation is this dramatic.

Swipe for the before and after

10/14/2026

10/13/2026

Flowers are never just the finishing touch. At Revere, they’re part of the design.

We love the way fresh flowers bring life, movement, and unexpected color into a space. However, how the flowers are arranged and where they are placed is just as important as the flowers themselves.

Here, sculptural branches, rich purple blooms, and deep green glass create a beautiful contrast against the warmth of the wood-paneled walls. The varying heights add movement and drama without overwhelming the room.

Great staging is about knowing when to make a statement and when to let the room speak for itself. Sometimes, the smallest details make a space feel truly

10/12/2026

Modern living, the Revere way.

Staging a modern condo is all about finding the right balance. Clean lines and open spaces are beautiful, but we believe a home should also feel warm, layered, and inviting.

For this space, we mixed sculptural furnishings, statement artwork, rich textures, and just enough color to give the condo its own personality. And of course, a few beautiful flowers never hurt!

Modern doesn’t have to mean minimal, and neutral certainly doesn’t have to mean boring.

10/09/2026

When the finishes are this beautiful, the staging has to rise to meet them.

A space like this already has so much to say—the warmth of the wood cabinetry, the richness of the brass, the texture of the wallcovering, and that stunning mirror. Our job is to support it, not compete with it.

10/08/2026

Some rooms just make us happy, and this is one of them.

We love mixing textures, interesting pieces, beautiful artwork, and a little bit of the unexpected. Not everything needs to match, and not everything needs to be neutral

10/07/2026

From install-day chaos to a finished home we are incredibly proud of. ✨

This is the part of staging most people never see—the boxes, artwork, pillows, furniture and accessories filling every available inch while we build the story of a home, room by room.

And when the property is 2120 Washington Street, the historic Doe House in Pacific Heights, that story deserves to be something special. Built in 1908, this extraordinary Classical Revival Edwardian has more than 8,000 square feet, seven bedrooms and incredible architectural character. 2120 Washington

For a home like this, staging isn’t about simply filling rooms. It’s about respecting the architecture, creating layers, establishing scale and giving each space a point of view—while still allowing the house itself to remain the star.

Swipe to see where we started… then follow the link to see where we finished. We think the transformation speaks for itself.

2120 Washington Street
Offered at $27,000,000 by Stacey Caen + Joseph Lucier, Sotheby’s International Realty.