Visual Career |
I began my career working with top NYC-based photographers who shot for magazines such as Architectural Digest, House Beautiful, New York Times Sunday Magazine and The New York Times Home Magazine. For these clients, I worked as a producer on location, interior photo stylist, and lighting designer. I continued to work on my own as a Photo Editor for some of the country's top editorial brands where I produced and art directed fashion, still life and portrait photography.
My staging work draws from all the aspects of the visual arts and influences the way I approach each job. I love working with people and helping them showcase their property in the best possible way to maximize sale potential.
My staging work draws from all the aspects of the visual arts and influences the way I approach each job. I love working with people and helping them showcase their property in the best possible way to maximize sale potential.
Client Testimonials
...Staging your home is probably the most stressful part of getting ready to sell.
Besides making it look its best, there are a lot of subtleties and its really hard to let go of your own way of seeing your space, and transform it into what will sell at the best price. But as a buyer, it's clear that staging makes such an impact. Rhonda Lindle is a skilled professional who can help with both aspects- the emotions involved in this process, as well as the shrewd decisions about what to add, what to subtract, and how to do all this considering that you may have to live with the staging through the sale process, and your budget. Rhonda spent a while with me helping to figure out the level of service that I needed. She was happy to let me do some of the purchases, and told me exactly what to get. She was available on phone and email. Finally when I turned it all over to her, there was no detail too small-- from the knot on the shower curtain bow or the rope holding a hand-carved oar--to escape her notice. She has fine arts training, which really shows through in her choices of color, materials, and wall hangings--all especially important in the Brooklyn/NYC market. Our place was photographed for the NYTimes "on the market in Brooklyn" weekly feature, and looked fantastic inside and out (back garden) thanks to Rhonda. Finally, she is a pleasure to work with. At the end of the day we sold our home and are happy in our new one, in no small part due to Rhonda's assistance... Jennifer Zelnick, Brooklyn
...Staging your home is probably the most stressful part of getting ready to sell.
Besides making it look its best, there are a lot of subtleties and its really hard to let go of your own way of seeing your space, and transform it into what will sell at the best price. But as a buyer, it's clear that staging makes such an impact. Rhonda Lindle is a skilled professional who can help with both aspects- the emotions involved in this process, as well as the shrewd decisions about what to add, what to subtract, and how to do all this considering that you may have to live with the staging through the sale process, and your budget. Rhonda spent a while with me helping to figure out the level of service that I needed. She was happy to let me do some of the purchases, and told me exactly what to get. She was available on phone and email. Finally when I turned it all over to her, there was no detail too small-- from the knot on the shower curtain bow or the rope holding a hand-carved oar--to escape her notice. She has fine arts training, which really shows through in her choices of color, materials, and wall hangings--all especially important in the Brooklyn/NYC market. Our place was photographed for the NYTimes "on the market in Brooklyn" weekly feature, and looked fantastic inside and out (back garden) thanks to Rhonda. Finally, she is a pleasure to work with. At the end of the day we sold our home and are happy in our new one, in no small part due to Rhonda's assistance... Jennifer Zelnick, Brooklyn