Vacant Home Staging-Boca Raton: Staging Answers the Question: What is this Room?
Vacant homes can present a challenge. Yes, Buyers can see that the room with the oven in it is the kitchen, but what about those rooms that leave a big question mark in the buyers mind? By staging them, this allows the buyer to see the possibilities of the room and not wander around the house still focusing on what the room's purpose is.
One of my favorite Home Stagers, Diane Young, of Staging Seattle, shows how staging a "bonus" room helps to let the Buyers see how it could be used. At least the Buyer can now move on to see the rest of the house.
What would you have used the room for?
We staged this tiny beachside cottage last week in Edmonds. This house definatley has some funky spaces! I think the footprint has been creatively "modified" over the years. It was originally built in the 1940's.
Here is the space adjacent to the living room. The next photo shows the room beyond those sliding glass doors. Prior to staging, this is what a potential home buyer would see.
After Staging: We created a home office in this space and angled the arrangement to take advantage of the view.
View from the office:
After staging: The color palette in the adjoining office space is repeated in this cozy bedroom.
Staging by SISTERS Interior Redesign, Edmonds, WA, 425.776.7890, sisters@sistersredesign.com
Photography by Rick Landreth, Windermere Real Estate, Edmonds, WA, 206-914-0184
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