5 Simple Staging Tips
When you’re preparing your home for the market, staging can play a significant role in attracting prospective buyers. Subtle changes and staging can enhance how buyers view your home, from photographs to in-person showings. Shared below are simple and cost-effective ideas to create a space buyers can visualize coming home to.
Less is More.
Decluttering is one of the most effective and cost-efficient ways to stage and prepare your home for the market. Taking a minimalist’s approach and decluttering your home will open up your space and allow an abundance of natural light to shine through. Pack up any personal items that may distract prospective buyers from visualizing themselves in your space. If you feel your walls look bare, add neutral art or decor to create visual interest.
Stay Neutral.
A simple coat of paint can change the feel of a room. Choosing neutral tones can lighten up a space with the intention of creating a blank canvas for prospective buyers.
Our Favorites:
Agreeable Gray – Sherwin Williams
Chopsticks – Sherwin Williams
Organize with Intention.
Prospective buyers are bound to open your closets, keep them nice and tidy with a few home storage tips and tricks. Keep mismatched items tucked away inside of decorative storage bins. Add shoe racks or shelving to demonstrate storage options. Organize your clothing by style or piece to create uniformity. Highlight your home’s functionality by showcasing a plethora of storage spaces.
Our Favorites:
Wicker Baskets
Lucite Trays
Bamboo Shoe Racks
Create Multi-Functional Spaces.
With working from home on the rise, home offices have become a popular must-have among prospective buyers. Creating multi-functional spaces such as a guest bedroom/home office or a home gym in your basement will highlight your home’s versatility.
Add Subtle Hints of Greenery.
Whether faux or real, adding accents of greenery throughout your home will freshen up your space. Placing decorative plants in your kitchen or bathroom is guaranteed to add a crisp, yet vibrant touch to your home’s decor.
Our Favorites:
Succulents
White Roses
Fiddle Leaf Fig