| Four chairs in a formal living area is a great way to create defined living spaces. It’s best to have a circle coffee table or ottoman between the 4 chairs. In this house we swapped a couple coffee tables, added throw pillows and some lighting to create 2 more balanced spaces. |
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| A few simple changes in both of these rooms made all the difference. In the first one, we removed the ottomans, moved some end tables around and switched the lamp placement for better distribution of light. We also added a few accessories and pillows. In the second one, we removed some artwork that was creating a little visual clutter and again changed the lighting. |
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| Adding rental furniture after the estate sale created an updated inviting space. |
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| Use what you have! Staging doesn’t mean that all of your furniture needs to replaced. Sometimes swapping out or adding a few pieces can make all the difference! And it helps the pocketbook, too. |
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| Just a little bit of rental furniture makes this space so much more inviting! |
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| Living rooms with odd layouts definitely need furniture to allow buyers to understand how furniture would fit into the space. In both of these rooms, the walkway goes through a smaller area before you enter the main living area. For both of these, a smaller seating area of 2 chairs gives the room functions and definition. |
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| Like the living rooms above, this one had an extra space on the end. Because this home didn’t have an office, we added a desk there. |
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| For the buyer demographic, this room needed to show as both a den and office. Staging furniture created the perfect look. |
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| This is the living room from the same condo above. We did a simple rearrange to help with first impressions and photography. |
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| Small living spaces can be really hard for buyers to envision with furniture in them. In each of these living rooms, the new furniture layout brings attention to the fireplace and there are no longer questions about how the furniture will fit. |
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