Staging can not only benefit homes for sale, but also homes for rent. As you can see below, staging some model units in an apartment building make it feel updated, inviting and functional!
Category Archives: Furniture Layout
November 2016 Featured Before & After
This before and after is from the same home as the previous post. We suggested removing wallpaper and clutter and adjusting the furniture layout.
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November 2016 Staging Tip of the Month
Avoid putting rugs over carpets. Buyers may think you are hiding stains or worn carpet. This before and after was from a recent occupied staging. We also gave advice to remove the wallpaper and draperies, paint a neutral color and replace lighting.
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September 2016 Featured Before & After
Here’s another before and after from the same house as the last post:
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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 Featured Before & After
This beautiful little living room is from the same home as the last post.
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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!
May 2016 Featured Before & After
This Big Lake model went from new construction to welcoming new home with the addition of our rental furnishings!
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April 2016 Staging Tip of the Month
Rooms need to have “softness”. Before the bright green walls created a hard, stark contrast against the dark furniture.
We had the homeowner paint the walls a much softer wall color, created a more conversational seating arrangement and added lots of softness with pillows, lamps and accessories.
