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BEFORE & AFTER Photos, plus Tips for Staging
APPEAL TO MORE BUYERS WITH A NEUTRAL STYLE AND PALETTE. The perfectly nice traditional, but specific, style of this living room (below left) with its Queen Anne furnishings and darker colors, is transformed with a monochromatic and airy palette (below right) that will appeal to the tastes of almost any buyer. The change in furniture made such a dramatic difference in the room most visible from the entry that it justified rental of the pair of sofas. |
SOMETIMES, THE BEST WINDOW TREATMENTS ARE NONE AT ALL. Removal of window treatments often lets in far more light and can really pay off, as in this case, when there is a beautiful view just outside. Plus, the windows now look twice as wide. |
SHOWCASE SPECIAL ARCHITECTURAL DETAILS. By adding the same color to all the walls of the open plan entry, the beautiful columns and millwork suddenly command the buyer's attention. A round table and stunning florals accentuate the curve of the grand staircase. |
IF YOU'VE GOT IT, FLAUNT IT. :) High ceilings? Check. Gorgeous 2-story windows? Check. Large stone fireplace? Check. By carrying the wall color all the way up the angled walls, hanging a large grid of maritime maps that echoes the huge white window frames, and rearranging the furniture to highlight the fireplace, all a buyer can say is "Wow." |
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EDIT, EDIT EDIT. Without changing anything except the dark green paint on the front of the peninsula, a couple of chairs and some flowers, this transformation was all about editing out in order to streamline the color palette and let the inherent beauty of the space shine through. |
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