Art Staging & Partnerships

At Liz Lidgett Gallery + Design, we understand that art can transform spaces, bringing character, comfort and authenticity to any environment. That’s why we love partnering with real estate agents, interior designers, and home shows to stage loaned artwork that elevates properties and projects to a new level of sophistication. Whether it’s a luxury home on the market, a carefully curated interior design project, or a home show display, our expertise in art selection and staging helps create spaces that leave a lasting impression.

Some of our recent collaborations include partnerships with ShowTime Homes, Century 21 Real Estate, and Westwood House of Design.

Home shows are an exciting opportunity for builders, designers, and decorators to showcase their best work, and we’re proud to help enhance these displays through art staging. We provide a wide selection of artwork that complements the diverse styles and themes on display at home shows. Our goal is to highlight the creativity and craftsmanship of the designs by integrating artwork that completes the space and captures attention.

By staging artwork that aligns with the vision of each room or model home, we help exhibitors create environments that feel lived-in and thoughtfully designed. The art adds a touch of authenticity and creativity, making the spaces feel more dynamic and inviting to potential clients or buyers.

In real estate, first impressions are everything, and art plays a significant role in shaping how potential buyers experience a home. We collaborate with real estate agents to stage artwork that enhances a property’s appeal, highlighting its best features and creating a welcoming atmosphere. By selecting pieces that complement the architectural style, color scheme, and layout, we help real estate professionals create a visual narrative that invites buyers to imagine themselves living in the space.

Art adds that finishing touch, making a house feel more like a home. Whether it’s a contemporary painting that brings a modern edge to a minimalist space or a calming landscape that warms up a cozy living room, we carefully choose pieces that speak to the style and mood of each property. Staged artwork can also help real estate listings stand out, offering a unique and memorable visual experience that draws in potential buyers.

Interior designers have a natural understanding of space and aesthetic, and we love teaming up to complement their visions. At Liz Lidgett Gallery, we work closely with designers to select artwork that perfectly fits the aesthetic they are crafting for their clients. Whether it’s selecting a statement piece for a living room or curating smaller, cohesive works for a gallery wall, we take great care in ensuring that the artwork enhances the overall design concept.

Our collaboration with designers goes beyond just selecting art—we also assist in the staging process to ensure the placement of each piece is intentional and impactful. By carefully considering scale, color, and placement, we help designers bring their projects to life, adding that layer of sophistication and personalization that only well-chosen artwork can provide.

Art staging is more than just filling blank walls—it’s about telling a story, creating emotional connections, and enhancing the overall aesthetic of a space. At Liz Lidgett Gallery, we bring our passion for art and design to every project, helping real estate professionals, designers, and home show exhibitors showcase their properties and projects in the best light. Our expertise in art selection and placement ensures that each piece is not only beautiful but also strategically chosen to resonate with the audience.

By partnering with us, you gain access to a wide range of artwork from emerging and established artists, along with our commitment to helping you create spaces that stand out. Whether you’re staging a home for sale, designing a dream interior, or preparing for a home show, we’re here to bring the transformative power of art to your project.

If you need art staging or loaned art, please contact sara@lizlidgett.com with any inquiries.