Wednesday, December 10, 2008

What Is The Staging Process?



















Whether you do-it-yourself or hire a professional, the process starts with a comprehensive evaluation of the visual condition of the home to develop a plan of action. Identify the positive and negative aspects of each room. This evaluation should develop a to-do list that you can prioritize by money and time. Repairs and cleanliness are the highest priorities. One rusty, broken faucet gives the impression that the entire property is in disrepair. The biggest bang for your buck is fresh paint in a neutral color throughout the entire house. The second biggest bang is having the carpet cleaned or replaced. If necessary, brighten the kitchen by painting dark cabinetry. Your home’s needs may be as simple as removing clutter and rearranging furniture or as extensive as completely updating color schemes and interior finishes. Professional stagers will put the designer touch into accessory placement, floral arrangements, and tablescapes that create a more desirable, memorable property. The goal is to make the house appeal to the broadest market.