Kid’s rooms
These rooms need to be as neutral as possible while still targeting your ideal buyer. This means that a family will want to see how a crib, twin or full bed would fit into the room. However, they don’t need to know the names and ages of your children, where they go to school and every award and/or trophy they have ever won.
Furniture buyers expect to see:
- Twin, full or queen bed depending on size and shape of the room
Remove
- Items with your child’s name on it such as trophies, awards, school pictures, wooden letters above their desk or bed
- All personal photos
- Pack away toys, jewelry, books in closet
- Clear tops of desks and dressers of personal items
- Portable fans, humidifiers, heaters, etc.
- Any religious items such as a cross above the doorway or religious sayings
- Sports team references
- Movie and teen idol posters
- 2/3 of stuffed animal collections
- Loud or bright paint colors that overwhelm the room and make it feel smaller or darker than it really is( bright orange, electric blue, red should all be painted a neutral beige color)
- Character or overly themed bedding such as Spiderman, Batman, Princess, or very loud or dark bedding that overwhelms the room.(remember the goal is for the buyer to get the idea of the room without overwhelming them or turning them off.)
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