Here, simply adding a fluffy white towel and plant add much needed softness. |
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Here, simply adding a fluffy white towel and plant add much needed softness. |
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If a room is feeling a little too much like a bachelor pad, just add art and pillows (any maybe a lamp)! These two examples show how the same pillows and art can enhance two different spaces. Light pillows on dark sofas and beddings can especially enhance a space. |
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Adding a rug, pillows and artwork to a living room can make it feel so much more finished and inviting. These are things you can mostly likely use in your next home as well, so it’s a good investment in selling your home. |
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Small changes can make a huge difference. Here matching nightstands and lamps give symmetry and different bedding makes this room feel complete. |
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This before and after shows how neutral colors impact a space. Rather than taste specific paint and furniture colors, using just a little bit of color in pillows and accessories appeals to more buyers.
When you have dark or dated furniture, adding light pillows can make a world of difference! Check out these before and after photos:
The goal of staging is to sell your house quickly and get you the most equity possible. So we try to recommend low cost updates that will make the biggest visual impact. While replacing all the outdated furniture in a room might be ideal, sometimes just replacing a few key pieces will help tremendously. In the first photo below, we just replaced the floral pieces and added a few accessories. In the second photo, we just replaced the dining chairs.
This is from the same home as the previous post. The light and bright furniture makes this home so much more inviting.
Wall shelves should usually be removed prior to staging to allow rooms to feel as big as possible and be as versatile as possible. But when there is not time to patch holes and repaint or if the shelves do add beauty to a room, then make sure they are accessorized well.
If you have dark walls that you don’t have time to paint before going on the market, adding light artwork might be a quick fix. Check out the difference it makes in the before and after photos below.