The home office: The most cluttered and disorganized room in your house may tempt you to just close the door when showing around potential home buyers. You had the best of intentions when you converted that extra building into your old oil cans, but it rarely stayed clean and it was subjected to your ideas […]
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When you put your home on the market, it is important to make it look its best for potential buyers by home staging. And one of the first parts of the house a buyer will notice is the floor. Whether your floors are wood flooring, laminate flooring, carpet, linoleum, or shell stone tile, they should
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Furniture makes a home complete. Furniture styles have evolved over the years as the demands of the buyers changed. Aside from that, home stagers are becoming more experimental with their style options, and this is seen by the types of furniture and furniture upholstery in their homes. There are great resources like furniture resale shops near
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When choosing accessories for home staging, the first thing you want to do is analyze your inventory? What types of shapes and sizes do you have? It is important when accessorizing that you choose accessories that vary in size, height and weight, and is important to group each of these items together in variety when
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When putting your house up for sale, the first thing you need to do is present it in a way that would appeal to the broadest possible buying audience. The trick is to envision certain things when in their place and look at things objectively. Ask yourself whether you can imagine yourself living there. Keep
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Home staging is going to be both exciting and challenging. Customers are becoming increasingly design savvy and are looking for more out of their own homes and potential buyers are expecting a lot from new purchases. Respondents of a recent Better Homes & Gardens survey revealed that there is more emphasis being placed on the