Furnished versus unfurnished
An unfurnished room can be cold and unattractive. By staging it you make it more welcoming and you help the buyer visualize their own furniture within the space. Home staging tip: “Whenever possible, use furniture to stage the most important rooms of your house” PS: Listing by Pernilla Bradley
Living in a home and selling it are two different things
This family room, with the sofa placed on the open side of the room, was very functional for the home owners. And that was totally fine, since everybody is entitled to live in their own house as they like. However, when it comes to selling your house, things change. In this case, you could […]
The king of the bedroom: the red coverlet
For this staging I was lucky enough not only that the seller had fabulous furniture, but she also had a very nice red coverlet that we didn’t hesitate to use for the staging (as you know, red is the color that looks best in the photos). Besides that, we added some greenery and some art […]
While neutral is good, a splash of color is better
Plants, pillows, throws, candles, etc. are accessories can make a big difference in the perception of a room. Home staging tip: “Add color with the right accessories and remember that red is the color that looks best in the photos” PS: Listing by Christine Kipp
Beware of that purple wall!
You probably already know that one of the main rules of home staging is to neutralize as much as you can. And this is not just about depersonalizing your home, for example by removing your very personal items like photos, but it also refers to color. Neutral colors are appealing to the vast majority of […]
The sofa rules when you stage a living room
It is a common design rule to place the biggest piece of furniture along the longest wall in a room. This is especially true for home staging and most of all if the room is not particularly big. In this case the living room was open on two sides while the remaining two had respectively […]