certified dewey color consultant: DIGITAL CAMERA and…..VINEGAR??????? - 03/13/08 03:18 PM
One of my favorite tools for helping home owners to "see" what a buyer experiences when their property is being viewed is the screen on my digital camera. It never lies. Somehow that camera is able to pick up not only what the room looks like and what's in it, but … (8 comments)
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certified dewey color consultant: I am Humbled and Honored - 01/02/08 11:56 PM
Recently, I got some amazing news. I found myself sincerely speechless when I was nominated for the RESA Staging Innovator of the Year for 2007. To say that I am deeply humbled and honored to have been recognized by my peers for this incredible award is the understatement of the century … (36 comments)
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certified dewey color consultant: Terrylynn Fisher Meme’d Me! - 12/16/07 08:02 PM
Sheesh...the meme bug is relentless this time of year. Terrylynn Fisher recently Meme'd me - you can find her MeMe here. Since this is my 2nd MeMe and the first can be found here, let me share 5 things I KNOW you can not know about me.
I like to imagine … (28 comments)
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certified dewey color consultant: Staged Summertime Deck - And a Few Staging Mistakes - 12/15/07 02:57 PM
This obviously is not a recent photo, but I thought I'd put it up here because it seems to me it's a great example of what might obviously be a NO GO, but still work regionally. This deck really needed to be softened up and brought to life a little, it was dull, dull, dull!
I later learned from studying great staging photos, reading blogs … (30 comments)
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certified dewey color consultant: As Steel Sharpens Steel... - 12/15/07 01:29 PM
I've posted another view of this morning room here. I've been very pleased with the results of this project, but in seeing some of the other "pro's" work, I keep going back and rethinking...should I have done more? For example, how about art work or a mirror over that fireplace? And because of … (21 comments)
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certified dewey color consultant: Home Sellers in the Open Marketplace - 12/10/07 10:52 PM
1. Make the Break - Start thinking of your house as a commodity on the open marketplace and let go of the home that has helped to create your memories. Buyers are not purchasing your emotional attachments; they're in search of their own. Acknowledge that every other house at your price … (33 comments)
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certified dewey color consultant: Thank You Gifts and Business Discounts - 12/08/07 01:37 PM
Between getting ready for the holidays in my own home, considering those that have directly impacted my business most directly and profoundly this year and possible extra special gifts for them and my recent post Little Blue Boxes, I was reminded of the business discount I have with Tiffany's and other … (20 comments)
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certified dewey color consultant: Little Blue Boxes - 12/08/07 01:31 AM
image courtesy of luxist.com
What flashes through your mind when you see Tiffany's robin egg blue box?
Do you think that happened by accident?
What does Tiffany's little blue box have to do with real estate?
And staging?
It's all in the packaging.
And branding.
Jackie.
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certified dewey color consultant: It’s a White Christmas ~ Afterall… - 11/30/07 10:38 PM
This year for Christmas I asked Santa to bring me a pure white cat. To make it a little more complicated, I wanted this cat to be a rescue. It had been several years since we'd had a cat in our family and I was finally ready to admit a new … (25 comments)
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certified dewey color consultant: Let’s Go Shopping! - 11/19/07 02:25 AM
If you're anything like me, you like a bargain. Of course you still want quality, but you'll not want to pay top dollar and if there's a way to make the whole shopping experience fun, all the better.
In the spirit of Black Friday Shopping, I thought I'd share some of … (32 comments)
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certified dewey color consultant: Raffia as a Teaching Tool - 10/28/07 01:19 AM
Alright, so I was only joking when I commented on Jackson's blog about using raffia in the future. Truly, it had never occurred to me before to stage any of my props with the stuff. It just seemed so unkempt to me - what with stringy ends and all.
Recently, and only … (22 comments)
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