Kristen Finello

A great mix of high- and low-priced finds.

These finds will make any space pop.

She only had $400 to redo the bathroom.

This is how you maximize a tiny space.

Some of her picks are perennial workhorses in her staging arsenal, and others are new arrivals that can help set the tone for the new season.

These finds are so good.

Everything can seem bigger in Texas.

It’s definitely making waves.

You have to see the flex third bedroom.

This can’t be the same house.

This hack got the apartment off the market.

From dingy and dated to fresh and welcoming.

This can’t be the same room. It just can’t.

Plus, we’re obsessed with the color scheme.

White bedding and paint really, really matter.

It’s like night and day.

She leaned into the bedroom’s dark, moody vibe.

She restored the 1928 house to its original layout.

With gleaming hardwoods and a refreshed fireplace.

“It’s not about perfection, it’s about making it look its best.”

It’s an uncommon request.

“We took big risks on an electric color scheme that felt playful.”

It added extra living space to the home, too.

Namely pink.

In a Chicago condo.

She took it from a cluttered rental to a stylish home.

In a Rhode Island house for sale.

She helped the older townhouse compete with newer ones on the market.

In a suburb of Chicago.

She swapped in some new furniture to create a luxe retreat.

She made it feel cozy with a Facebook Marketplace find.

It went from builder-grade to family-friendly.

The $20k project boosted the condo’s value by $100k.

The formerly stale listing received multiple offers after this transformation.

It's almost unrecognizable.

She gave it a more contemporary vibe while incorporating some vintage finds.