Home Staging on a Budget

Why spend thousands of dollars for a Home staging professional when you can do the job yourself for a fraction of the cost?

The first impression is everything, so it’s important to keep the outside of your home as inviting as the inside. If the front door has stains or dents, add a fresh coat of paint and place plants on either side of the door.

Giving your Floors a fresh coat of paint makes them appear brand new again and saves on the cost of replacing them.

Cover one wall in your living room with peel and stick mirrors, They open up the room and make it look twice its actual size. They also create depth and introduce an element of brightness.

If you have bulky furniture in your living room or too many tables or chairs, sell them or put them in storage.

A kitchen is often the heart of the home, but it shouldn’t look lived-in when you’re trying to sell it. Remove everything from the counters and the dining table, including food and appliances.

Big pillows create volume in a room. But avoid Throw pillows with loud patterns. Monochromatic shades such as green, pink, yellow, and orange work best.

Prospective buyers will open your drawers and closets. Declutter by moving as many items as you can to storage and folding your clothes neatly.