Staged is a luxury mountain property staging service landing page built on an asymmetric 60/40 grid. It uses full-screen video, GSAP-powered before/after reveals, and portfolio-backed performance data to turn realtors and vacation rental owners into staging clients. The design speaks the language of high-alpine interiors: dark navy, hammered brass, and quiet confidence.
by Rocket studio
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Quick summary
Staged is a single-page landing experience for a premium alpine property staging service. The 60/40 asymmetric grid pairs dramatic before/after room reveals with evidence-backed stats. A full-screen drone video opens the page, a sticky brass call-to-action button keeps the booking path always within reach, and every design decision reinforces the idea that staging is deal architecture, not decoration.
Who this template is for
This template is built for staging professionals who work in mountain real estate markets and need a page that earns trust before a prospect picks up the phone.
Mountain-town realtors listing second homes priced above one million dollars, who need fast turnaround and photogenic results
Vacation rental owners and property managers who want to command five-star presentation and premium nightly rates
Spec home developers with unsold chalets or alpine builds that need to photograph well before hitting the market
What problem this template solves
Empty alpine properties are hard to sell emotionally. Cold floors, bare walls, and flat light make it difficult for buyers to picture life there. Realtors know staging works, but most staging websites fail to prove it. This template solves that gap directly.
It replaces generic service pages with immersive before/after storytelling that shows, not just tells, what staging achieves
It converts passive browsers into booked walkthroughs by placing the call to action at the right scroll depth, every time
It gives rushed agents a fast secondary path to send listing photos and receive a scoping quote within 24 hours
What you get with this template
You get a fully structured, single-page layout purpose-built for a luxury mountain staging service. Every section is designed to move a skeptical realtor or property owner toward a booked walkthrough.
A full-screen video header with a scroll-triggered fade-in headline, followed by a 60/40 asymmetric project grid with GSAP-powered before/after image reveals
A statistics section displaying days-on-market data and portfolio numbers in clean navy type, styled to read like evidence rather than marketing copy
Theme
Atelier Studio
Creative direction
Immersive Visual
Color system
Navy Authority
Style
Asymmetric Grid (60/40)
Direction
Booking/Scheduling
Page Sections
Full-screen Video Header with Fade-in Headline
Asymmetric 60/40 Before/after Project Grid
Sticky Brass Booking Call-to-action Button
Portfolio-backed Statistics Display
Photo Upload Quick Quote Path
Tiered Services Overview Section
Related questions
What types of properties is this template designed to support?
Can I replace the before/after grid panels with my own project photos?
How does the secondary photo upload quote path work?
Is this template suitable for a realtor managing multiple mountain listings at once?
Does the template include actual drone or interior video footage for the header?
A booking section with a visual calendar form and a secondary photo upload path for quick quote requests
Feature list
This template includes purpose-built components designed around the emotional and commercial needs of a high-end alpine staging service.
Full-Screen Video Header with Fade-In Headline
The header opens with slow drone footage moving through alpine pines before cutting to a staged great room interior. A single headline fades in over the final frame. No fast cuts. The footage creates immediate emotional context before a word is read.
Asymmetric 60/40 Before/After Grid
Each project section places the empty room on the larger 60% panel and the staged result with project details on the 40% side. GSAP scroll triggers animate the reveal progressively, building from single-room transformations early in the page to full-home sequences later.
Portfolio-Backed Statistics Section
Days-on-market data pulled from the firm's own portfolio is displayed in clean navy type. Counter animations bring numbers to life on scroll. The section reads like a performance record, not a sales pitch.
Tiered Services Overview
A dedicated section breaks down what is included at each engagement level, giving realtors and developers a clear picture of scope before they reach out.
Sticky Booking Call-to-Action Button
A fixed brass button appears after the third project reveal and stays on screen as the visitor scrolls. It leads to the "Schedule a Walkthrough" booking form with a visual calendar and property detail fields.
Photo Upload Quote Path
A secondary conversion path lets time-pressed agents upload existing listing shots directly. The template presents this as a low-friction entry point for prospects not yet ready to schedule a walkthrough.
Page sections overview
Section
Purpose
Hero Video Header
Opens with drone footage and fade-in headline to set emotional tone
Before/After Grid
Reveals progressive project transformations using a 60/40 asymmetric layout
Evidence and Stats
Displays portfolio-backed days-on-market data with counter animations
Services and Tiers
Outlines engagement levels and what each one includes
Booking Call to Action
Houses the walkthrough scheduling form and photo upload quote path
Footer
Arc Browser Split pattern with logo and tagline left, navigation links right
Design & branding system
The visual identity follows an Atelier Studio direction built around the Navy Authority color system. The palette evokes a private design studio above a ski village: dark wool walls, brass task lamps, and linen mood boards.
Deep alpine navy (#0B1D33) dominates backgrounds and section breaks; hearthstone charcoal (#2C3038) carries body text; snowfield white (#F4F1EC) opens breathing room in the wider content panels
Hammered brass (#C49A3C) is used sparingly on buttons, divider lines, and hover states so every appearance feels intentional, like hardware on a custom credenza
Typography pairs Fraunces as a serif display face for headlines with DM Sans for body copy and interface elements, giving the page both warmth and legibility
Mobile & speed optimization
The template is built desktop-first to match the luxury realtor demographic, with full responsiveness carried through to tablet and mobile breakpoints.
Server Components handle static sections to keep initial load lean; Client Components power animations, the booking form, and interactive states
GSAP scroll triggers, before/after image reveals, and counter animations are scoped to Client Components so they do not block static content rendering
The visual calendar, photo upload field, and sticky call-to-action button all remain functional and accessible across screen sizes
How this template helps you convert
Every structural decision on this page is oriented toward a single outcome: turning a scrolling realtor or property owner into a booked staging walkthrough.
The full-screen video header creates immediate emotional buy-in before the visitor reaches any service copy, shortening the trust gap that usually makes staging feel like an unnecessary cost
The progressive before/after reveals build cumulative proof as the visitor scrolls, moving from single-room results to full-home transformations in a rhythm that mirrors the decision-making process
The sticky brass call-to-action button and the secondary photo upload path give two distinct entry points, so both the ready-to-book client and the still-researching agent have a frictionless next step
Other information about this template
This template is localized for the United States market with USD pricing conventions, MM/DD/YYYY date formatting, and mountain west geographic context including market references like Aspen, Tahoe, and Park City. It is designed as a hybrid business-to-consumer and business-to-business tool, serving both individual property owners and real estate professionals in the same flow.
The booking form collects property address, square footage range, listing date, and a preferred walkthrough window from a visual calendar
Social proof draws from portfolio data, days-on-market statistics, and project count and dollar value figures sourced from the staging firm's own records
The footer uses an Arc Browser Split pattern: logo and tagline on the left, navigation links on the right, maintaining the studio-level finish of the full page
