| Give every room a function. This room was a street level entry, but the main living space of the home was upstairs. It was difficult to understand how to use the space, so we made it a sitting room with a bar cart in the adjoining space…..a perfect way to welcome guests to the home. |
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| We helped the seller pick carpet and paint, which transformed this space! |
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| Install drapery rods as close to the ceiling as possible so the bottom of the draperies just kiss the floor. This is an easy way to make rooms feel taller and more elegant. |
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| This living room had beautiful wood details and the staging furniture added softness. |
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| Paint can change everything! It’s hard to tell this is even the same room. The homeowners painted both the walls and fireplace for this stunning difference. Light colored staging furniture helped make the room feel bright and spacious, too. |
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| We loved how the staging in this basement turned out! |
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| If you know that you’ll be renting furniture to stage your home, you can certainly reuse some of your own pieces to keep the cost down. When we do a bid for you, we can let you know what pieces will work with the staging furniture. In these examples, the homeowner’s pieces fit right into the staging. |
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| In this example, we reused the dining furniture and piano, but replaced everything else to create an updated first impression room. |
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| This is one of my favorite (and least expensive) bathroom remodels. I love the deep, moody blue color contrasted by the white cabinetry and trim. This bathroom had odd light placement with 2 lights over one sink and a small mirror in between them. We updated the lights by simply replacing the shades and then used a floor mirror on the wall so it would span the length of both lights to give them function. The countertop was epoxy painted and a new faucet and cabinet pulls finished out the look. |
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| Don’t have time to remove wallpaper before selling? In this bedroom, we toned down the wallpaper with solid color bedding and artwork with a lot of white. |
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