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32 Comments on Staging a Vacant 1980's Contemporary in Portland, OR ~ SOLD in 14 days
Maureen, when buyers are trying to imagine putting their furniture in a contemporary home, they truly have to think outside the box, because there IS no box! There are no walls to deliniate the dining from the living areas, etc and that confuses some buyers.
Your staging & photographs are excellent, kudos!
Just a small suggestion though, why not add Portland, OR to your blog title and add this to a Portland group? Also, your blogs should all be visible to the public so they can find you!
Kathy ~ thanks for your comment....yes that area was a real concern to the sellers, since it has an uneven layout due to different sized walls on either side. We tried several configurations and decided on the final one, which seems to work.
Terry ~ Thanks very much ~ Nice to hear from you again! (I'm keeping my fingers crossed for good news on your "portable furniture" trial!)
Sue ~ Many thanks for your comment and for your excellent suggestions. I've posted this (and other previous blogs) to Localism and changed them to Public view. I didn't realize the benefit of doing that until you pointed it out, so thanks again!
Fabulous! :D I love the round piece you use in the living room. They are different from regular art work but they just look great as a statement on its own.
Cheers,
Cindy
Cindy ~ Hey, that round iron piece was a bargain at Home Goods ($20 on sale!). You're right, it really does make a statement. Thanks for your comments!
Judy ~ Could I say that great minds think alike? :-) All those angles were challenging, and we tried several different configurations, but when we hit on that one, we knew it was "just right." Funny how that works, isn't it? Thanks for stopping.
Maureen - Not sure how I missed this blog.
What a wonderful job you did! Congratulations. Your post is being featured in the group Staging Before & After Pictures!
Well deserved!
Kathy
Kathy ~ Thanks so much for the feature and for your kind words!
CoCo ~ This was a FUN house to stage, and your comment is very much appreciated...thank you!
Really great work Maureen! Those types of homes can be challenging...you really defined the spaces well. Love it!!!!
Great work...I think it is critical to stage open floor plans!
Ann ~ Thank you for stopping by, I appreciate your comment!
Jo ~ Thanks! You're right, if those open plan spaces aren't staged, buyers get confused and don't know what to put where. Staging makes it clear that the space works doesn't it?
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