For this staging, we worked with a local realtor to stage this unoccupied, 5500 square foot home. We brought in home furnishings and colorful decor to help give life and warmth to the home so that potential buyers were not intimidated by the empty, neutral spaces. As a result, this home sold in May of 2017 for an offer with which the homeowner was happy. Diane Anderson

Bliss Garden Design
Design ideas for a contemporary landscaping in Seattle.

Among fruity ideas in this collection you will find whimsical and quirky patterns on beige, bright yellow, purple and baby blue backgrounds. While the tropical motifs might be somehow intimidating, these natural, earthy colors will influence the surroundings with their relaxing vibes and calming power.

Don’t be afraid of a little gold…or a lot. What we’ve seen at our furniture trade shows is that gold and pastels are in for 2017. Class up your home with a touch of gold. If gold intimidates you, try throwing in a few accent pieces to start: gold frames, side tables with gold trim, or wall art with gold undertones. Lighten up your space with pastel pillows and white furniture.

Today’s client does not seek spectacle. They seek atmosphere. Rather than leaning into grandeur, Pizzale approached the redesign with restraint and emotional intelligence. The guiding principle was comfort elevated by refinement. From the moment one steps inside, the space offers release rather than reverence. It invites clients to sit, to linger, to feel at home. This is luxury without intimidation.

For this staging, we worked with a local realtor to stage this unoccupied, 5500 square foot home. We brought in home furnishings and colorful decor to help give life and warmth to the home so that potential buyers were not intimidated by the empty, neutral spaces. As a result, this home sold in May of 2017 for an offer with which the homeowner was happy. Diane Anderson

For this staging, we worked with a local realtor to stage this unoccupied, 5500 square foot home. We brought in home furnishings and colorful decor to help give life and warmth to the home so that potential buyers were not intimidated by the empty, neutral spaces. As a result, this home sold in May of 2017 for an offer with which the homeowner was happy. Diane Anderson

Home gym - transitional green floor home gym idea in Toronto with beige walls

For this staging, we worked with a local realtor to stage this unoccupied, 5500 square foot home. We brought in home furnishings and colorful decor to help give life and warmth to the home so that potential buyers were not intimidated by the empty, neutral spaces. As a result, this home sold in May of 2017 for an offer with which the homeowner was happy. Diane Anderson

For this staging, we worked with a local realtor to stage this unoccupied, 5500 square foot home. We brought in home furnishings and colorful decor to help give life and warmth to the home so that potential buyers were not intimidated by the empty, neutral spaces. As a result, this home sold in May of 2017 for an offer with which the homeowner was happy. Diane Anderson

For this staging, we worked with a local realtor to stage this unoccupied, 5500 square foot home. We brought in home furnishings and colorful decor to help give life and warmth to the home so that potential buyers were not intimidated by the empty, neutral spaces. As a result, this home sold in May of 2017 for an offer with which the homeowner was happy. Diane Anderson

Valerie Wilcox
Example of a transitional kitchen design in Toronto

Staging took this open concept condo from a long "bowling alley" into a home by showing buyers what the space has to offer. Instead of an empty, intimidating space, it's now a large living area and dining area, open to the beautiful kitchen.

Painting walls dark can be a bit intimidating but you are rewarded when the wall art is hung. Designer chose 7 23x35 Audubon prints for the chocolate walls in this dining room.

For this staging, we worked with a local realtor to stage this unoccupied, 5500 square foot home. We brought in home furnishings and colorful decor to help give life and warmth to the home so that potential buyers were not intimidated by the empty, neutral spaces. As a result, this home sold in May of 2017 for an offer with which the homeowner was happy. Diane Anderson

CHC Creative Remodeling
Example of a mountain style yellow floor basement design in Kansas City

“Striking the right balance between modern and warm can be a little intimidating for clients, but it’s really just all about using a variety of textures. Bringing their vision of two airy yet cozy spaces to life is why I love designing for Modsy!” – Mackenzie, Gema + Kev’s Modsy Designer

One great way to decorate a large, intimidating blank wall is to create the illusion of wall panels with simple wood trim pieces. Then, you can add a contrasting color or pattern to the center-here I painted them a rich aqua color!