By Maya Thompson, Senior Staging Consultant at The Staging Place Every November, I sit down with our team at The Staging Place to review what worked, what wore out, and what’s missing from our staging inventory. Between Black Friday and Boxing Day, there’s a short window when you can stretch your budget further than at…
Dark wood trim can be one of a home’s most charming features. Rich mahogany or walnut mouldings signal craftsmanship and tradition. However, modern buyers often favor light, bright spaces. This raises a common question for sellers: Should you paint dark wood trim before selling or preserve the natural finish? This guide explores how dark trim…
Home staging can significantly influence how quickly your home sells and the price it commands but what if your budget is only $500? The good news is that you don’t need to spend a fortune to make a big impact. Many of the most effective staging improvements are surprisingly affordable. If you had to choose…
Staging a chic downtown condo and a spacious suburban home both aim to wow buyers, but the strategies can differ dramatically. Think about it: the lifestyle of a city loft dweller is not the same as a family in a cul-de-sac. Buyers in each market have unique expectations and preferences. To make the most of…
Selling a home when you have pets takes a little extra care. You love your furry family members, but buyers need to see a spotless, neutral space. The key to staging with pets is giving buyers confidence. Your goal is to show that your home is clean, cared for, and move-in ready. Eliminate Pet Odors…
Have you ever stepped back to admire a room you’re about to photograph, only to discover it looks flat, orange or shadowy on camera? The culprit might not be your décor or your phone; it’s likely the light bulbs. Selecting the best light bulbs for photos can make the difference between a listing that looks…
