Staging this condo made all the difference!

Are formal living rooms outdated? We believe most buyers are no longer looking for formal living rooms.  They want all rooms to have function. Check out how we changed this living room into an office, which most buyers want in their new homes.

It’s hard for buyers to envision how furniture will fit into a smaller living room.  Adding our rental furniture completely defined this space!

Removing wallpaper is something everyone dreads.  Sellers often cringe when I tell them to remove wallpaper, but if they don’t, it will be the buyer cringing during their showing. They don’t want to do it either!

Minimal furniture and light bedding and art makes bedrooms feel bright and spacious.

This month, Simply Staged celebrates it’s 15 year anniversary!!!  Since June 2004, we’ve consulted and/or staged over 3,300 homes.  Thank you to all of our wonderful clients for trusting us with your business!

When staging your home, it’s important for furniture to be proportionally scaled to the room. Remove extra pieces of furniture and replace oversized pieces with smaller scale furniture.

Painting the walls and replacing old furniture with rental furniture completely transformed this living room!

It is important to hide kids toys in the main living areas of every home.  In homes that have 3 or more bedrooms which will appeal to families with children, it is okay to set up a play area in the basement and have toys in the children’s bedrooms.

Large scale rental furniture made this high end dining room look even more elegant.

You’ve heard the saying the kitchens and bathrooms sell homes. They are also the most expensive to update.  If you don’t have a lot of money to do a bathroom update, here are some inexpensive updates.

Removing wallpaper and painting are minimal costs if you do it yourself. In this bathroom, we found the countertop for only $80 and light for only $12 at MN Home Outlet. A simple framed mirror can be as little as $30. Even with the backsplash, faucet and towel hooks, the total can be as low as $300.