Hero furniture
Case pieces, tables, and seating with real presence for living rooms, entries, and primary suites.
For home stagers
The piece that makes a listing look collected.
Tim and Sue Roush help stagers pull distinctive antique furniture, lighting, mirrors and objects — the character details that make a room photograph like someone interesting lives there.
Character accents that read in listing photos
What stagers pull
Distinctive, not generic.
Staging inventory tends to blur together. A single antique — a marble-top table, a gilt mirror, an unusual lamp — gives a room a focal point and a story, and helps a listing stand out in the scroll.
Lamps, mirrors, objects
Smaller character pieces that dress a vignette and add warmth without crowding a space.
Timed to your shoot
Tim and Sue coordinate pickup and return around your photography and show dates, worked out case by case.
How it works for staging
Fast, specific, and honest about what's available.
Antiques are one-of-a-kind, so the sooner you share the assignment, the better. Send the look, the room, and the timeline; Tim and Sue will tell you what they have now and what they can realistically find before your shoot.
- Character pieces that photograph well and print larger-than-life
- Purchase, or rental consideration depending on the piece and project
- Straight answers on condition so nothing surprises you on set
- One point of contact from pull to return
Working together
From assignment to shoot.
Share the assignment
Property, rooms, look, dates, and any budget guidance.
See the options
Tim and Sue confirm what's available and what they can source.
Confirm
Agree on pieces, terms, and pickup or delivery timing.
Stage & return
Coordinate the return schedule for anything rented.
Next listing
Give the space a piece worth photographing.
Send the rooms and your timeline and Tim & Sue will get to work.