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21 Comments on Staging Is Fashionable
Staging like the perfect little black dress, the perfect combination of class and style. Nice post.
I enjoyed the post. Great analogy to the little black dress.
Kathleen, I loved your post and the comparison to a black dress:)
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Great analogy Kathleen. Coco Chanel would be so proud! I always go back to little black dress because of it's versatility...you can never lose.
Kathleen ~ Like the analogy to fashion! Accessories, whether for fashion or home decor, can really dress a room up or down.
Wendy, Terrylynn & Gita - I have my share of basic suits (gray, black, brown, navy, tan) and black dresses.
Endre - Thanks for the comment, black dresses are especially in style in LA.
Karen - Thank you for the feature, girlfriend. My son in law was injured and is in the Army hospital in Fort Benning for a month - we keep hoping he will come home soon, otherwise I may have to stop and see you. He will be medically discharged some time before Thanksgiving (hopefully with just a limp and a cane).
Abby - Could you see the Chanel logo on Allison's dress? - good eyes.
Kathy - my basic staging pieces except for my high end homes, are neutral, very adaptable to many styles and are versatile. My accessories are the key.
I agree with you about the little black dress. I consider what compliments the particular house when adding accessories and ask realtors about the target market so that everything harmonizes in appealing to the largest potential group of buyers. I have to admit, however, that my "little black dress" has turned red a few times in homes that are extremely "vanilla" with no warm colors on the walls! ;=)
Thanks for the great advice. I will check back often. I really like the blog. I am new at blogging but I am beginning to learn quite a bit from reading blogs like the ones I find on Active Rain. If I can ever be of help just visit my blog or my website: http://yournowwhat.com
Thanks, Terry
Janis - I believe that red is now classified as a neutral - whatever it is I love it!!!
Terry - Checked out your website, I like the title "Now What?" & I will probably be asking that question soon after I pick which realty company I am going with.
Margie,Thanks for the comment - will email you.
Very true Kathleen, I've used that analogy myself. Clever post! Love the photo!
Thanks Allegra - my daughter/partner is the blonde in the photo in the Black Chanel dress.
Kathleen great post. The analogy says it all. Take the simple and neutral and with a few small things. Impact.
You put it well - too often stagers tend to take the impact too far and then the home gets lost.
The focus is on the property.