One of the biggest tips we give when it comes to staging a home is to try to keep it neutral- the goal being to appeal to the masses. But that doesn’t mean it has to be boring! Take a look at this recent staging on Pulaski Ave.
We went with neutral furniture that showcases the large, open, living space, but added pops of color and texture to give the home some excitement. Reds and oranges are bold, so it’s best to use them sparingly. We’ve coordinated the throw pillows with the art hanging above the sofa to create cohesion. The ruffled pillow and the chevron rug break up the sea of beige and brown and add some much needed texture.
We used a textured rug and metallic centerpiece in the dining room, keeping the colors neutral. A glass top dining table not only adds a new element to the room, but creates the illusion of even more space in this open floor plan.
We brought the red accents into the kitchen with some colorful cloth napkins that really tie the entire space together. It’s very easy for potential buyers to see themselves in this home and call it their own.
And, when it comes to professional home staging, whether vacant or occupied, contact Ali at Sunflower Creations
akutner@sunflowercreationsonline.com or 267.207.9898
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Beige and black set the neutral tone for this bedroom with pops of greens and bright blues.
Although, sometimes you just gotta throw the rules out the window and have some fun with color!
