Posts Tagged ‘occupied home staging’
Bye-Bye Bi-Level, Hello Condo! (Part 2)
This is how I helped one client merge sentimental and cherished items from her former family home to her new condo to personalize it and make it her very own.
Read MoreTransforming a Bi-Level to Sell (Part 1)
When staging an occupied home to sell, you often have to edit your furnishings and decor and be willing to make relatively small investments to best showcase your home to appeal to a wide audience.
Read MoreThe First Occupied Staging Project that Tugged at my Heartstrings
This is the first occupied staging project I worked on that led me to follow my heart and focus on interior design.
Read MoreAll About our Occupied Staging Consultations
I’m an occupied home stager working with already furnished homes that are getting ready to hit the real estate market. While I do think it’s important to stage vacant houses, I love working with homeowners who have resided in their homes for years. I enjoy the creativity and challenges involved in the process of using existing furnishings and decor. The process is often longer than home sellers anticipate once their home staging consultation is over and the work begins.
Read MoreBefore & After: Preparing a Traditional North Jersey Home to Sell
When I walked into this house, I knew immediately that the homeowner needed some guidance in preparing her home to sell. But she was obviously feeling stuck. Like many of the homes I enter for a staging consultation, pre-packing and decluttering had already begun. But what now? I’m going to break down the key areas we focused on during our occupied staging consultation.
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