Meridith Baer Home
Meridith Baer started dressing empty Los Angeles houses in the late 1990s, and the company grew into the name most agents mention when a listing is priced in the millions. Offices cover Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, the Hamptons and Miami, and the furniture comes from warehouses the company owns, so a large house can be filled in a day or two. Besides staging, the team leases furniture for owners who want to live with the look, and it handles interior design work as well.
Best suited to premium listings where the seller expects the photos to carry the whole campaign, and to empty new builds that feel cold on video. Small budgets will feel the pinch: pricing is quoted per project with a monthly rental after the first term, so a slow sale costs more. Coverage is tied to the office cities, so homes far outside those markets need travel arranged.
Pros
- Owned warehouses, fast install
- Offices in five major markets
- Strong track record with luxury listings
- Furniture leasing after staging ends
- Design help beyond staging
Cons
- High cost for ordinary listings
- Monthly fees grow if the home sits
- Limited coverage outside office cities
- Busy season books out early
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