Before & After
Home staging plays a crucial role in selling a home, even in a buyer's market, and on average, staged homes sell 3 to 30 times faster and can increase the sale price by up to 20%.
This is because staging:
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helps buyers emotionally connect with the home and visualize living there, seeing the home as their own.
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increases perceived value by minimizing any negatives and highlighting the positives.
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improves first impressions by ensuring photos buyers see online are eye-catching and inspire them to explore further.
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warms an empty home by making it feel more spacious and inviting.
Scroll through before and after photos of Theresa's home staging projects to see her transformations and how your property, too, can stand out in the market.
Catch Buyer’s Attention
Fresh blue paint highlights a living room wall and smaller, lighter furniture help the room feel bigger, improving buyer’s first impressions.
Lighten Rooms
A light gray paint on the walls and moving out the black couches brightens the room, and the built-in gets a modern update with gray paint.
Help Buyer’s Picture the Space
Empty houses usually seem smaller than furnished ones, especially in listing photos, which could put your vacant home at a disadvantage. Help buyers gauge the size of each room with home staging.
Warm an Empty House
An empty house can feel cold and sterile, which is not the feeling you want to give buyers. In a recent survey, 83% of realtors believe furnishings make it easier for buyers to envision themselves living in a house.
Set the Tone
Create a sense of simplicity and harmony in a small kitchen with a wall color that matches the cabinets and tiles.