Before and After Vacant Staging

C&B Staging and Redesign LLC

10 years ago

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gtcircus

10 years ago

I also prefer an empty house. HOWEVER, I have been with too many people that have NO VISION. They can't visualize anything and it has to be spoon fed to them. If you are on this forum then you are likely interested in this topic. Most new homeowners just want to move into a nice house that is finished. No thinking required. So I vote for the staging as a way of helping a potential new homeowner with their decision.

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Patricia Colwell Consulting
10 years ago
I am one of those people that likes to see an empty house when looking IMO you then see all the elemnts that are permanent instead of having your eyes go to the furniture and bling.
nd64
10 years ago
Great job! The staging really helped frame the potential of the space.
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teamaltese
10 years ago
@Patricia, I also prefer an empty house, but apparently we've all been convinced by HGTV that we aren't smart enough to figure out what the rooms are used for without staging. And home sales ARE sales, selling your home now is selling a dream of the lifestyle you could be living, if only you'd buy this house!
teamaltese
10 years ago
And for transparency, we used a staging company when we sold our house. I honestly can't say if it helped or not, 2 years ago our area of NoVa was a hot market with a low inventory. So it's hard to say if staging was the key factor.
decoenthusiaste
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
I'm a fan of staging, but I think maybe the $$ could have been better spent on an upgraded light fixture.
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Pamela Qarbaghi
10 years ago
Very lovely job! Even if your staging just incorporates a few live plants and nice artwork, it is worth it to warm a place and make it feel like a home. I find it makes a huge difference in selling houses. Like Patricia, I don't need it myself, but I realize that most people are greatly helped by staging.