What’s missing?
Home staging tip: Home staging problems are opportunities, solve them with creativity. By now everybody knows what a home stager is and does, but only a few people know that sometimes stagers need to be very creative in order to solve some (decorative) problems. If you look at the “after” photo above, you may […]
Here’s an idea to decorate your table
Home staging tip: If you want to add just a little bit of color and sparkle to the table top, consider using some beads to spread around some candles (like in this case), a vase or a plant. Home staging by Francesca Tosolini Photos by Francesca Tosolini
Rugs and home staging
Home staging tip: We always use rugs when we stage a living room because rugs anchor a space and create a defined area. They also create a dramatic visual impact when they contrast with the floor. Home staging by Francesca Tosolini Listing by Kent Swigard (John L. Scott) Photos by Francesca Tosolini
How to deal with gym equipment in home staging
Home staging tip: A family or a living room should never be turned into a gym if your intention is to sell your house. Gym equipment takes a lot of space and distracts the viewer from the real purpose of a room. Home staging by Francesca Tosolini Listing Rick McGuire (Coldwell Banker Bain) Photos by Vista […]
How to hang art on wood paneling walls
Home staging tip: Every time we stage, we take extra care not to damage anything within the property, particularly when it comes to hanging art on a wood panel wall. First, we chose some very light art, which allows us to use a thinner nail. Second, we hammer the nail where the two panels join. […]
How to stage empty spaces in a great room
Home staging tip: If you have to stage a large great room and have to fill an empty space, use the two armed chairs from a dinette set for 8 or 6 to create a separate sitting area. Home staging by Francesca Tosolini Listing by Michael Wyman (Wyman Real Estate) Photos by Francesca Tosolini