What is this? There is nothing more off-putting to a potential buyer than a room or a space that just doesn’t make sense. Giving purpose to these ambiguous spaces can mean all the difference between a sale or no sale! Fun little nooks and alcoves are a great design tool and can add architectural elements and a sense of fun to a room. But, they can become more of a challenge if they don’t present
There are no mistakes. The key to any successful staging project is to develop an intentional, deliberate design plan. Our Designers use a keen eye to envision what exactly they want to do with a space. Understanding how the architect intended the space to be used; how potential buyers will likely use the space are key considerations to take into account. A specific floor plan is devised to act as a guide for the staging
Form follows function… Or so they say. But function is not always photogenic. One of the main reasons staging is such a strong tool in the home selling process is the alluring photography that first captures buyers attentions. However, how we live in a room, how a space is actually used, can create barriers to capturing these alluring images. Good staging should always endeavor to show true functionality of a space while creating a tableau
We all long for wide open spaces. The great room. The sought after commodity that every home buyer hopes and dreams for. That dream home where friends and family can all congregate and make a house a home. Everyone wants their home to be known as “the place to be”! Style is cyclical, as is the way we use the spaces that we inhabit. When we moved out of the caves and started building structures for
Using a mix of warm and cool tones is the key. With grey tones as popular as they continue to be, they can pose a challenge. Especially in March in the Pacific Northwest! To work with this palette we like to mix in warm tones. The rich gold and copper of the accent pieces give just the right amount of warmth to this bungalow. This warmth brings out the depth and color of the flooring.
As home staging experts, we’ve seen a lot of homes and regardless of the awe-inspiring layout or beautiful interior, when a home hits the market, the first impression reigns supreme. Focusing on these 5 things to do before selling your home makes your homes first impression memorable. What Impression Does Your Home Give Off? A prospective buyer’s first moments in your home are crucial and their opinion is often influenced by little things you might
The ever-changing and innovative methods for designing a beautiful space never fail to excite those who covet material expression. In 2017 interior design trends, we’ll see au courant inspired projects ranging from small-scale to those of epic proportions. Let’s start with floors & walls. The floor is perhaps the most misused fixture in your house, withstand tromping, spills, dog prints, and worse, but they’re faithful companions, loyal through the years. Walls offer sanctuary and dictate
Delight In The Ambiance Does an orderly hall closet full of labeled bins, cozy containers, and perfectly stacked towels bring you joy? Then these 9 clever tips for an organized home are just for you! Organization reigns supreme when it comes to feeling good in and about your home. Humans are a sensitive lot and in addition to the trials, tribulations, and triumphs of everyday life, many of us can be deeply affected by the
Stress and Chaos. Emotions we’d all prefer to avoid, but when staging your home to sell, most would agree that a certain amount of stress-induced pandemonium is inevitable. Organization and good planning will alleviate a fair amount of house-prep stress, and good strategy is a real sanity saver. Keep in mind that real estate markets differ from place to place, but one thing remains the same no matter where you are: people love beautiful things.
Area rugs are great! We use them to ground the furnishings in a room. They are a great way to introduce a color palette to a neutral space. Rugs help create a cozy feel and cut down on echo. In large open concept floor plans they help delineate and define usage areas. Rugs are a powerful tool to set the tone for the space as well. From a fluffy white rug to a bold geometric,
In today’s competitive real estate markets, no longer is home staging a luxury. It’s an investment. Our perfected and proven home staging process will sell your home faster, maximize potential offers, and reduce the stress of the selling process.
OnStage Seattle
720 Thomas Avenue
Renton, WA 98057
Serving the greater
Seattle & Tacoma areas!
OnStage Portland
3006 N Wygant Street
Portland, OR 97217
Serving the greater Portland &
Vancouver, WA areas!
In today’s competitive real estate markets, no longer is home staging a luxury. It’s an investment.
Our perfected and proven home staging process will sell your home faster, maximize potential offers, and reduce the stress of the selling process.
Serving the greater Portland & Vancouver, WA areas
