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A Frame of Mind

When staging a room with existing furniture, start with what you have—like the bed frame in this case. It sets the foundation for the entire room’s layout and style, so make sure it works with your vision before building out the rest of the design.

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Let There Be Light

Make the most of natural light! In this room, opening the shades made the space feel larger and more inviting. Clearing out clutter and adding white seating helped to enhance the airy, open vibe. Keep things light and simple for maximum impact.

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Small Items Can Make a Big Difference

Sometimes it’s the little things that really elevate a space. In this bathroom, we removed a bright red storage shelf that clashed with the calming color scheme. Replacing it with a few carefully chosen, both beautiful and functional items helped transform the room into a more luxurious, cohesive retreat.

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Room with a Purpose

A room without a clear purpose can leave buyers feeling unsure. In this case, we transformed a blank space into a functional office. Giving each room a specific purpose not only enhances its appeal but also helps potential buyers envision themselves living in the space. It's a key factor in selling a home!

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Making the Bed

How you make the bed can really set the tone for a room. For a fresh, airy feel, we swapped out the bedding for a fresh sky blue spread. This instantly brightens the space and gives it a more inviting, polished look. A well-styled bed creates a sense of calm and luxury, making the entire room feel more cohesive and appealing to potential buyers.

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Making a Good

First Impression

The porch is the first thing buyers see, so make it count! Instead of using it as a storage area, we turned it into a cozy space perfect for relaxing and enjoying the view. A welcoming porch sets the tone for the rest of the home and creates a great first impression.

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Setting the Table

Choosing the right table can make all the difference in a dining area. A round table, for example, fit better in this space than a square one, offering a more open feel and taking up less room. We also selected a color that complements the kitchen’s palette, creating a harmonious flow throughout the space.

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