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Rooms that make you go Hmmm???

As a home staging professional I hear clients ask time and time again "Why do I need to stage my vacant home? Can't buyers just imagine how it will look with their furniture?" As always I answer, "No. Buyers need to see furniture in a space so they can mentally begin to move in. Staging gives rooms a better sense of proportion and shows buyers the best use of each space."

Below are some before and after pictures of a home we recently staged in Montgomery Country Pennsylvania. The home is a sleek contemporary space with gorgeous finishes and lots of natural light. Before staging buyers were not sure what each room could be used for. After staging the purpose is clear.

 

15 comments • Kate Hart • May 16 2008 04:36PM

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great job as always, Kate! Beautiful!

Posted by Connie Tebyani, Platinum Home Staging Los Angeles and Ventura County (Platinum Home Staging, Inc. : RESA-Pro) over 2 years ago

Looks great!  I like your answer about Buyer's seeing the furniture in the space so they can "mentally begin to move in." So true!

Posted by Janice Sutton - Temecula Murrieta Home Stager - Home Staging (1st Stage Property Transformations ) over 2 years ago

Oooh, I love it!

Posted by Amy Prouty (Home Staging) over 2 years ago

I just love that living room...the colors are so soothing.   Very nicely done.

Posted by Abby Reilly, Staten Island Home Stager (ALR Home Staging and Showcasing, LLC) over 2 years ago

Great job Kate. You made the home very inviting. I like your rugs.

Posted by Michelle Minch Home Staging Los Angeles & Pasadena, CA (Moving Mountains Design Home Staging, Pasadena, CA) over 2 years ago

Just Fab Kate. I have always loved your simplistic design ;)

Posted by Lori Kim Polk, Roseville, Sacramento Home Stager ( Stage Right Design : Home Staging Services) over 2 years ago

Love the contemporary lines of the furnishings and the colors you've used. A well done staging does help a buyer SEE the home and its potential.

Kate, do you ever get tired of hearing "what a great job"? Well, if you do, sorry. As always, great job Kate!

Posted by Anderson Homes Redesigned LLC, Staging Kitsap County, Roberta Anderson (Anderson Homes Redesigned LLC) over 2 years ago

The rooms look very crisp and sharp!  Beautiful work Kate!! 

Posted by Cathy Lee ASP, IAHSP, RESA Danville, CA (CL Design Services Home Staging) over 2 years ago

In a word. elegant...

Posted by Terrylynn Fisher, Realtor EcoBroker, CRS, CEP Realtor, Etc. (Empire Realty - BuyStageSell.com) over 2 years ago

Very nicely done. Most people are visual which I knew from my advertising days! I would ask a client "can't you just picture in your head the layout being blue and white?" and they were always "no, I need to see it".

Posted by LaNita Cates (REMAX of Joliet) over 2 years ago

Nice job!  I particularly like the dining room furniture!

Posted by Nancy Robertson, RESA (Signature Style Staging) over 2 years ago

I am not particularly fond of an all-white interior paint scheme, but those rooms look fab!

~michelle

Posted by Michelle Molinari (FEATURE THIS... Real Estate Staging & Interior Decor) over 2 years ago

Kate, it's beautiful as always!  I love seeing your work.  I really love the touches of red in the bedroom.

Posted by Tanya Venable Greenville Home Staging Spartanburg and Upstate SC Home Staging (Fresh Eye Designs, LLC) over 2 years ago

Nice work!  Big difference between vacant and furnished.

Posted by Tori Lynn Ross - Omaha's Premier Home Stager (Ross Designs, LLC) over 2 years ago

Great job..I just used those same chairs in the LR of a contemporary home I just staged. I loved them. It  always amazes me how much bigger the rooms look once staged. Hope you are well and keeping busy.

Phyllis Pafumi

Posted by Phyllis Pafumi-ReStyled to Sell Staging Homes NJ (ReStyled to Sell Home Staging New Jersey) over 2 years ago

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