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Staging your homeThese are just a few

examples of just a few homes Cheryl Cox has staged for me!

- Virginia

Tips for

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This dining room was used to accommodate the homeowner’s lifestyle.Before

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When selling, rooms should be returned to their intended purpose.After

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Before, the sofa blocks the view of the fireplace and built-in bookcases.Before

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Repositioning the sofa allows all of the best features of the room to be seen.After

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Before The choice of bright red paint may be undesirable to some buyers.

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A neutral paint color is a much better choice for most buyers.After

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Area rugs hide the beautiful hardwood floors you are selling.Before

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Taking up rugs showcase the hardwood floors hidden underneath.After

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Furniture should be positioned for best impression upon entrance.Before

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By repositioning furniture, rooms show the best use of the space.After

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Before Before, this bonus room was painted a dark, personal color.

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After painting a neutral color, this room is bright and inviting.After

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The size of this bedroom is not appreciated with this furniture placement.Before

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Repositioning the furniture showcases the room’s size.After

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Before, this family room seems small and cluttered.Before

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After removing excessive furniture, the fireplace becomes the focal point.After

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Personal paint colors often photograph too vibrant and overwhelming.Before

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Neutral paint colors allows buyers to focus on the features of the room.After

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Textures, patterns and stripes are distracting in photographs.Before

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Solid-colored comforters are a much better choice for beds.After

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Built-in book shelves should be showcased, not the items on them.Before

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Pack small items leaving fewer large items on book shelves.After

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The beautiful fireplace is not the focal point of family room.Before

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The fireplace, hardwoods, vaulted ceiling and windows are now focal points.After

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Children’s toys can make rooms difficult to manage during showings.Before

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Store your child’s selected, favorite toys in bins and pack the rest.After

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These staging tips were provided by

www.stagecoachhomes.com

If you are selling your home and would like a Home Staging Consultation, please contact StageCoach Home Staging at 704.517.0665.


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