Our Portfolio

2250 24th St #231 feels like a reset from the city bustle. We staged it to lean into calm, comfort, and everyday function.

1325 Bay St faces Fort Mason’s has waterfront green space. We staged to keep the outlook and natural light as the first impression.

As you step into 160 Julian #3, you feel the Mission right away.

At 816 Scott St, We kept styling crisp around the gas fireplace, bay-window seating, and library ladder, then treated the private roof deck like the headline.

At 35 Dolores #306, We staged to keep the home feeling light, open, and genuinely livable.

At 1029 Jackson, Sayde Mark Designs staged with a “two homes, one address” mindset making each unit feel complete, intentional, and easy to picture day-to-day.

At 400 Beale #1109, Sayde Mark Designs staged with the Bay Bridge views as the main character everything else was supporting cast.

For 1520 Taylor Street, Unit 603, Sayde Mark Designs focused on highlighting the ease and elegance of city living.

Experience elevated San Francisco living at 584 Douglass St, A sun-filled Noe Valley home blending modern comfort with timeless style.

At 1839 15th St #253, Sayde Mark Designs took a sleek urban condo and gave it our signature flair.

At 1805 Fillmore, we staged a top-floor 2-bed, 2-bath condo that winks “city chic”.

At 666 Post St #1504, we staged a sky-high corner coop that needed zero “maybe” — we aimed for “take-my-phone-number” status.

At 401 Arkansas, we waved our staging wands and transformed a bright mid-century condo into a swoon-worthy retreat.

In Oakland’s landmark Cathedral Building, its first Gothic-Revival skyscraper built in 1914—Unit #8 is already iconic, but SMD gave it a livable look.

At 1099 23rd St, Apt 18, our staging dialed up the drama in this tri-level, 2-bed, 2.5-bath Dogpatch loft.

With loft staging we work to accentuate the high ceilings with large-scale art and focus on creating a glamorous urban interior.

When you’ve got a Queen Anne beauty with over a century of history, you don’t cover it up—you dial it up. This two-bedroom, one-bath, 1,052 sq. ft. condo had coved ceilings, picture rails, and original millwork begging for the spotlight.

When we stepped into this remodeled 1900 Edwardian flat—3 beds, 2.5 baths, 1,338 sq ft of top-floor living in Duboce Triangle—we knew dramatic staging was in order.

We’re excited to reveal our latest staging at 1028 Lombard Street, perched on San Francisco’s iconic crookedest street in the heart of Russian Hill!

Staging this top-floor Victorian condo was all about enhancing its historic charm and modern appeal. With soaring ceilings, original hardwood floors, and intricate period details, we highlighted its timeless elegance while complementing the abundant natural light.

Staging this full-floor Victorian condominium was about enhancing its architectural charm and contemporary appeal. Graceful coved ceilings, intricate medallion light fixtures, and fully functional pocket doors bring timeless elegance, while the flexible floor plan allows for seamless flow.