This condo had just been painted and was ready to be staged according to the owner when I spoke with him on the phone. Imagine his surprise when I told him the new paint job was in vain.

What was this...      Green living room

 

Became this...        Staged Living Room    

This condo received multiple offers 2 days after being staged, and sold for well above the asking price.

 

More of the transformation... 

                                           Green Dining Area


                                           Staged Dining Area

                                          

                                                 Green Bathroom


                                                 Staged Bathroom

 

                                                 Green Bathroom Shelves
 


                                                 Staged Bathroom

Selecting a neutral color scheme is essential if your want your property to appeal to the largest range of potential buyers. 

Reveal Estate is a full service home staging company located in Vancouver, BC. 

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53 Comments on Going Against The Green - Home Staging Transformation.

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JUN
20
2007
162,021 Points 8 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Jackson,

What an amazing transformation! Keep up the good work! :)
6:16am • #34
111,267 Points 11 Featured Posts Outside Blog

What a great job Jackson!

You abviously have a great reputation to get places sold, to convince your client to repaint! Thanks for the pictures.
11:15am • #35
JUN
21
2007
580,810 Points 37 Featured Posts Outside Blog Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master
Jackson ~  VERY stylish and I love the colors you used!  WOW!!
1:17am • #36
1 Featured Post Outside Blog Attended Rain Camp
Simply put...another Jackson juggernaut.  What a talent you are... OMG...so simple, so classic, so effective, so sold I'm sure!  It's SUCH a PLEASURE viewing your work.
9:56am • #37
JUN
23
2007

The staging looks fabulous. Neutral sells, and mint green makes the buyers a little green in the face.

Also wanted to say I love Vancouver - might just be my favorite city (better than San Francisco, Chicago, etc. etc.) and I love the name of your company.
3:36pm • #38

Hi Jackson,

I always LOVE your transformations! That bathroom came out awesome! Loved it!

 

-Sherri
5:28pm • #39
115,394 Points 7 Featured Posts

Thanks gals for commenting on my blog. I just finished another one in the same building and it was even smaller! $400.000 doesn't buy much square footage in this city.

Rachel, Your website is awesome!!! Funky layout, and great before and after shots.  
7:06pm • #40
131,091 Points 24 Featured Posts
Jackson.. what a terrific job of staging.. are you seeing a turn toward more neutral tones then we have seen i n the last few years?
11:24pm • #41
JUN
24
2007
Jackson, job well done. I love looking at before and after photos. It just never ceases to amaze me how many interior photos I see of properties where the toilet seat is up! I would say 9 out of 10. People don't realize how much of a difference it makes in a photo to PUT THAT SEAT DOWN!
Judy Smith
9:52am • #42
244,474 Points 4 Featured Posts Outside Blog Called Shot Master
Jackson! Excellent work here... don't ya just love contemporary.  I did one a couple of weeks ago that also sold quickly.  Maybe this is the trend.  I have another one coming up soon... I wish I could fly you out to Stage it with me :)  Keep up the fab work.
10:01am • #43
JUN
26
2007
 Jackson, Amazing what a few simple touches can do! Terrific job - that is why you are an expert...
2:10pm • #44
6 Featured Posts

Jackson, this is comment #45, you are loved in the Rain :)

Beautiful transformation, the seller must be smiling all the way to the bank. Great job!
3:18pm • #45
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Thank goodness the seller listened to you!  I had a seller contact me just after he'd finished painting the interior a day-glo yellow, stating that it was all set to stage.  Even though I gently told the owner a more neutral color was necessary for such a small place (it was about 600 sq ft!), he was offended. Oh well, you win some and you lose some...I think his place was on the market for a long time!
4:44pm • #46

Beautiful work Jackson!  You took away the green, but gave it right back to the sellers $$$

 
8:40pm • #47

Hi Jackson

Very nice. What a difference the right colors make.

Lynette
11:39pm • #48
JUL
05
2007
1 Featured Post
Simply gorgeous! The green made me feel a bit nauseaus.
10:06am • #49
1 Featured Post Localism Sponsor Outside Blog
Well, how can I add anything that hasn't already been said, you are gifted. thanks so much for sharing. It is really a treat to see your work.
8:51pm • #50
NOV
08
2007
2 Featured Posts

Jackson - This is an amazing transformation and a great testament to your staging work.  This is also a great example of where I think before photo's are key and important.  It would be impossible to communicate this transformation with words alone, the photo's are essential to "tell the story".  Bravo on the staging and the post.

Jackie
9:50am • #51

Jackson,

It still amazes me what homeowners are thinking when they decide to paint their house. I have seen some horrible wall color in my career, but this one might be the icing on the cake. Why can't they learn to ask a proffessional before spending money? You did a great job on this house.
3:35pm • #52
187,424 Points
Jackson,
I'm a sucker for brown bathrooms too. I always seem to end up with brown somewhere. I also really like the towels you displayed on a diagonal. Very pleasing to the eye!
5:44pm • #53

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