Of Bugs and Bones

Of Bugs and Bones

So I have a fascination with, well,  let’s call them ‘natural elements.’ My family and, as I've learned recently, the cleaning crew find this fascination a little disturbing.  See, I like things like giant great horned beetles and skulls of all sorts and sizes.  This...

For the love of architectural salvage

For the love of architectural salvage

Anyone else love the look of architectural salvage? You know, those old seemingly unusable pieces of houses and buildings? Maybe it’s my deep passion for history, or my devotion to sustainability but  I can’t bear to throw away cool old doors or windows, doorknobs,...

Styling Bookshelves

Styling Bookshelves

The allure of bookshelves is that they serve two purposes: design and function. The reality of bookshelves is that they often end up cluttered and somehow leave the space feeling disorganized. But wait, it doesn’t look like that in magazines, right? That’s because...

Chair up!

Chair up!

As a stager, I give a lot of thought to choosing the right color and style for each piece of furniture in whatever particular space I am staging. Recently, a client met me in one of my staging warehouses in search of the perfect chair. After talking and looking and...

Finding the perfect couch

Finding the perfect couch

If you’re like me, you’ve probably spent more time on your couch than ever before in the last year. In lieu of going out, you’re staying in and watching movies. When the office space you've created at the dining room table feels uncomfortable, you grab your laptop and...

How to use rugs

How to use rugs

In staging, I like to think of rugs as the cherries atop a delicious, well-crafted banana split. Sure, the banana split is still delicious without the cherries - but the overall look of this iconic yummy dessert is lacking. It’s missing the punch of color and texture...

About Cassee Cunningham

My name is Cassee Cunningham pronounced (Cassie). I am the owner of Stella Home. My process of staging is getting to know the space, light, architectural era + updates and the personality of the community the house is located in. Once I feel I know the house, I then start to create a highly customized design palette.