Many homeowners are looking for easy home staging ideas to help complete some do-it-yourself property enhancement, before listing their homes for sale. Home staging is the best way to prepare a property for the real estate market, making it more appealing to a wider range of prospective buyers and increasing the chances for a quality offer on the residence. Luckily, home staging strategies do not have to be difficult in order to be effective. In fact, there are many easy fixes for common home décor issues.
This guide provides the simplest to accomplish staging techniques ever imagined.
Easy Home Staging Anecdotes
Here are some of the home staging tips I recommend to sellers who are looking for solutions to typical problematic real estate concerns:
It is crucial to make the bathrooms and kitchen top priority when staging. Although the cost of renovating these spaces professionally can be prohibitive, there are inexpensive fixes for the usual complaints, including outdated and worn fixtures, unaesthetic color palates and a general disorganization. Instead of replacing counters and cabinets, try repainting instead. Change out the hardware to complete the upgrade and you have a brand new look for a fraction of the cost. Use laminate flooring as a moderate cost solution without demolition. Finally, replace faucets and accessories to really make the look cohesive.
Bedrooms usually suffer from clutter and a general lack of design sense. The most important rule is to organize the closets and remove any extra furnishings from the rooms. Place the focus on the bed, using fabrics which catch the eye, but are not too taste-specific.
The living room should be an inviting space with a comfortable and warm atmosphere. Changing the lighting, adding slipcovers and repositioning furniture can really highlight the positive aspects of the room, while detracting from less desirable facets. Do not forget the use of open space to create a spacious feel.
Dining rooms are the easiest to stage, with the table and chairs being the focal point, spotlighted by an appropriate chandelier. I typically recommend a more contemporary design for both the lighting and the table. However, old furniture can be painted black for a basic and classic look. Do not place too many extraneous furnishings in this space, unless the room is huge. Make sure to set the table with a complete arrangement of dishes, glasses, silverware and even flowers to complete the look.
Simple Home Staging Solutions
Detailed information on any particular area of your home can be found in the appropriate section of the navigation bar. However, some common techniques work well for virtually any area of the home:
Refinish when possible. Paint or stain works well to spruce up old and dated fixtures, appliances and even tile and countertops.
Laminate flooring is simple to install and can be very inexpensive.
Lighting makes a huge difference and can be purchased for little money.
Decorative accessories are best purchased from off-price home stores and can really tie the décor together.
Fabrics are always cheap and easy fixes for a range of home concerns.
Make sure the look and feel of the home is cohesive, room to room. Do not mix and match styles, as this will make the property appear haphazard and unappealing.
Easy Home Staging Assistance
When I work with sellers in my consulting business, I make sure to provide them with the specific knowledge they require in order to get their homes in top form prior to be listed for sale. Every property has unique charm and challenges for a home stager, but every residence can be enhanced, and even made beautiful, by applying appropriate staging designs throughout the home.
I wish you well in your projects and offer you my advice whenever you need it. Just write to me with any questions and I will do my best to help.
