Yesterday, as I was nearing completion of staging a condo, I called the agent to make arrangements to return the key. Fortunately, he was close by and asked if he could come over to see the results. He was with a friend who had the opportunity earlier in the morning to see the condo when it was vacant.
Their reaction - They were blown away with how different it made the home and how incredible it looked. But equally, if not more important, the "friend" kept asking questions regarding the features of the home and whether I had added "that" or added "this." In summary - he proved a point I tell all of my prospects. Furniture and accessories help to showcase the features of the home. The items he was pointing out weren't items I had brought into the home. Instead, they were features that simply didn't stand out when the home was vacant.
Here's a picture of the LR "before" staging:
Here's "after" staging:
Here's a picture of the kitchen:
Here's the "after" picture:
Here's a picture of the eat-in kitchen:
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About the Author: Kathy Nielsen, a RESA 2010 Home Stager of the Year Finalists is a nationally recognized leader within the home staging industry, offers affordable home staging solutions to help sell your home more quickly. Kathy can be reached via email at info@homestagingatlanta.com or by phone at 678 522 8392. Their Atlanta Home Staging services offer a variety of options to accommodate all budgets. To view examples of their before and after pictures, visit their portfolio at Home Staging Atlanta Gallery.
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