Some people love or hate silk plants. Often home stagers and redesigners hate them because when we arrive in an occupied home sellers have far too many of them that are in bad shape and covered with dust. Still, very few home staging projects, particularly vacant projects, would be complete without at least a few of them.
Using silk plants and flowers to warm up home staging projects
Kitchens often need silk greenery to fill in corners or bring warmth to a cold lifeless space.
It can never be underestimated the importance of adding wisp, fluff, and green organics to a space. As long as they are used sparingly, silks can be your best friend in home staging design.
Beautiful orchids or other floral arrangements can be the perfect accessory for a dining table. They add height and fullness without too much structure.
Plants and trees can add height and draw your eye through the room, helping to increase interest and drama all while softening the hard surfaces around them.
Home staging creates emotion and interest to a property
By paying attention to the details of a home, Chicagoland Home Staging evokes emotion from potential buyers. Sometimes the emotion is as simple as, "Ah, this feels like home." Other times it reminds buyers of family time, or entertaining. As professional stagers, we showcase a house like a home, in the way that we wish we could live. After all, buyers are buying more than a property. They are buying a dream. They are buying a life.
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