Staging

Paint/pickle the church pew...?

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Is this an option for our kitchen?

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Consider 2 large canvases side-by-side, or vertically stacked, to fill large walls for staging.

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Tiles for basement hearth. Also like white displays on brown console for foyer.

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This looks great against white walls with greenery. P’s room?

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Wallpaper samples for about $5.00

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Another example of wallpaper... Adhering wallpaper to just a portion of the wall can be a fun way to add interest to your room. Peel-and-stick wallpaper is widely available, so if you choose this type, changing the pattern in the future would require relatively little effort compared with the traditional method of pasting on wallpaper. You can find a sizable panel or small roll online for $40 to $60. You might also consider purchasing discounted remnants or discontinued patterns. Wallpaper mural: Selänne, Marimekko

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Consider wallpaper as art, framed.

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Like these light, more modern pendants for staging purposes.

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Small lamp in kitchen...more modern.

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Foyer - round mirror with more modern console and natural arrangement....maybe lamp. Change entry rug.

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Put IKEA bookcases in art room (for supplies and storage) with comfortable reading chair & work tables in center. Pretty art and gallery wall.

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This clever arrangement draws attention to the unique architecture in the space and illustrates a smart use for the area under the stairs: an office nook. This area is nicely decorated, not staged. If I were staging this area, I would keep the desk, chair and lamp, remove overly personal items such as family photos, and leave a few pieces of art and an attractive notebook and pen. Simple accessories can help draw attention to a functional space.

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