Home Staging

If you’re considering selling your home or are selling a home for a client, home staging can be a major step in helping a prospective buyer visualize themselves living there. While you may have fond memories of your home décor, furniture and design, fresh eyes often struggle to see beyond the personal touches left by sellers during the showing process.

Giving your home a clean, inviting neutral look that allows a potential buyer to see the property’s potential is essential to selling your home quickly and for the best offer. Not only can home staging give your dwelling an organized and clean look, but it can also give the necessary details to emphasize its beauty.

In such a competitive real-estate market, homeowners and realtors have to take extra steps to highlight the uniqueness of their property. For sellers to create a perfect first impression, home staging is gaining popularity. Home Staging is a sure way to increase the price of a house while minimizing the selling time.

According to a 2017 staging report by the National Association of Realtors, 49% of buyers’ agents told that home staging affects how a buyer views the home. 77% of buyers’ agents believe that a well-staged home helps buyers visualize the property as their own. On the other side, 21% of the sellers’ agent reported that home staging could increase a home’s value. It increases the value between 6%, 10%, and 39% and also decreases the amount of time a house stays on the market.

The mid-century modern style was formed during the mid-20th century movement to use modern artwork, architecture, and furniture design in the home. Just like the minimalist movement, mid-century modern décor calls for functionality and simplicity in its decorative pieces, with simple flairs of fashion like warm woodwork and metallic finishes.

When it comes to furniture, the best thing mid-century modern furniture can do for space is to break up some of the straight lines with the more organic shapes and curves that it favors. The curved lines and rounded edges that many mid-century modern furniture pieces support can also incorporate much-needed personality to space.

All these qualities have made this style loved by artists, designers, and home sellers everywhere. Using mid-century modern furniture pieces to stage a home can bring a refined, memorable, and classic look to your home.