Interior Marketing Group works out of New York and built its name staging high end Manhattan apartments, townhouses and penthouses, then added listings in other luxury markets. The studio treats a listing as a marketing package: furniture and art go in, then photography, video and listing presentation follow, which is why developers use it for whole buildings and model units rather than a single spare bedroom.
A sensible choice for sellers in expensive urban markets where buyers compare a dozen similar apartments and the pictures decide who books a viewing. It is not a budget option, and the design language leans bold, so a seller who wants quiet, neutral staging should ask to see calmer projects first. Scheduling for large jobs needs lead time, especially in spring and autumn when the market moves.
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