It doesn't matter what you're selling, whether it is old or new, big or small. Whatever it is, you want to showcase it and make it stand out in the best way possible. Think about it for a second. You wouldn't just place an unfrosted half eaten cupcake in a bare display case and call it a delicious snack for sale. You wouldn't be able to convince anyone that your unwashed car with the broken window and remnants of your kid's happy meal in the back seat is a hot buy. Right? Well, Busybee Design, a Fishtown-based interior design and staging company, can make your property stand out to buyers.
Whether the home be old or new, large or small, staging homes for sale to make them look marvelous is their specialty. Let's face it, it is not always evident that a property has the potential to be your dream home when you can't even visualize where to put your Xbox or Wii. When a home is empty, or quirky, it is a real challenge for many people to picture what it would look like with some thoughtfully placed furniture and decor. Sometimes all it takes is the right sofa, bookcase, colors, or lighting and voila! It can make a big space feel comfortable and inviting, or turn a small room into a spacious one. Staging allows sellers to maximize and highlight a dwelling's strong points.
So, we took an inside peek at the pros in the process. The designers for this staging process had to work with a few small spaces in a 1 bedroom condo near Northern Liberties. We met with Busybee Design of Fishtown (always keeping it local) and had them trick out a property in Old Kensington that we thought could use a designer's touch. Here are some before shots:
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Wow that is really a great job
all the best, your friend in Charlottesville!
I found this blog informative. Needs of a person varies from person to person. In order to achieve more success in real estate business now-a-days sales people have to be more specific. Thanks for this