Staging furniture really helps define this space! |
Category Archives: Dining Room
January 2023 Featured Before & After
A new chandelier and staging furniture made this dining room go from dated to welcoming. |
December 2022 Staging Tip of the Month
Large square rooms are often the hardest to figure out where furniture should go. Because this room had a chandelier, we started with the dining area. Then we added the living furniture in the remaining space. You may have to move around furniture a couple times until the room feels balanced. |
November 2022 Featured Before & After
This dining room is from the same house. Replacing vertical blinds with soft draperies and the fan with a chandelier make this dining room so much softer and more inviting. |
October 2020 Staging Tip of the Month
If you are unable to paint or replace dated oak cabinets or trim in your home prior to selling, then using darker furniture, rather than oak, can create an updated feeling.
May 2020 Featured Before & After
When a dining area doesn’t have a chandelier, buyers might be unsure of the use of the room. Always add furniture to rooms if they need help being defined.
January 2020 Featured Before & After
While this dining room had beautiful finishes, it felt cold and empty without furniture. Adding even minimal furniture can transform a space.
September 2016 Staging Tip of the Month
Define confusing spaces with furniture.
In this remodeled kitchen, there were two informal dining areas that would confuse potential buyers.
By creating a small office space in the secondary dining area, we’ve showed buyers the potential of the space:
August 2016 Featured Before & After
We just staged this beautiful condo on Lake of the Isles. A little paint and furniture rental make such a big difference!
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July 2016 Staging Tip of the Month
Large open spaces are some of the hardest for buyers to envision how they would lay out their furniture in the space. Staging always helps these types of spaces. If you don’t have the budget to rent furniture, consider using pieces from your own home or borrowing from friends or family!