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We were hired to transform this high-end but cold and vacant home into a buyer's dream and sure enough, taking into account the built in accents (like wood floors, millwork) we decided to go with the theme of orange. Our goal was to create an inviting and warm space that buyers could connect with immediately. Let us know your feedback!

Comments (16)

  • 10 years ago

    Beautiful! I especially like the living room with it's rich tones!

  • 10 years ago

    Thank you so much Bev! For the living room, our goal was to use pops of color to enhance the nice features of the home. Glad you like it!

  • 10 years ago

    Very appealing, especially, for me, the dining room.

    Glenn Street Staging thanked tooky58
  • 10 years ago
    Good flooring
    Glenn Street Staging thanked maheshadit
  • 10 years ago

    That would be great! Always appreciative of great partnership opportunities!

  • 10 years ago
    Serviceable, but I don't see so much orange. I love orange!
    Glenn Street Staging thanked km kane
  • 10 years ago
    I don't see much orange either. But overall it looks so charming!
    Glenn Street Staging thanked Mai Trinh
  • PRO
    10 years ago

    beautiful!

    Glenn Street Staging thanked American Kitchens, Inc.
  • 10 years ago
    last modified: 10 years ago

    You know if you are going to show this on Houzz you need properly sized rugs. The lamp cords trailing across the floor should be addressed. I am not saying it does not looks nice, just pointing out some areas of detail.

    Glenn Street Staging thanked User
  • PRO
    10 years ago

    Overall looks great!

    Glenn Street Staging thanked OTM Designs & Remodeling Inc.
  • 10 years ago
    My only concern is that dining table is blocking the traffic! Living room is tidy.
    Glenn Street Staging thanked chdhomechd
  • PRO
    10 years ago

    Beautiful changes, good job!

    Glenn Street Staging thanked Cabinets & Designs
  • 10 years ago
    last modified: 10 years ago

    Since you asked?! The very first thing I would have addressed are window treatments to hide the brick walls - the views could really turn potential buyers away and even simple bamboo blinds or sheers would have done the trick. The rug in the living room is too small, tables should be pushed back due to the wires, and I would have used a much larger coffee table with more substance - the more inviting a room feels, the more people start to imagine themselves in it. In the dining room, I would have created better access to the outside by placing a rectangle table closer to one wall and a narrow console on the other - especially since there isn't a chandelier in the middle of the room that you had to deal with, so that people can envision good usage but also good flow.

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