Selling a home is a stressful and often hectic experience for anyone. When you’re busy parents, however, it adds a whole new layer of complexity into the process. You’re already balancing your daily responsibilities, between driving to and from work or school to soccer practices and extracurricular activities. You’re squeezing in some time for a shower and your favorite television show before heading to bed and starting all over again the next day.
Need help organizing your home before you put on the market? Selling your home is a stressful time for everyone; there are so many jobs on the to-do list it is hard to keep track of it all. If you are overwhelmed or don’t know where to start, relax. Our organization & decluttering services can take the pressure off of you and make sure your home looks its best when it goes on the market.
Earlier in the year, we had the pleasure of staging this gorgeous Magnolia new build. For this stage, we wanted to keep things light and neutral to emphasize the freshness of the new build. We staged the home in the transitional style for a soft look. However, we married the transitional design with some modern touches to go well with the contemporary architecture.
This week’s staging spotlight is about this compact yet charming condo near Aurora. In our recent posts, we’ve been showing you a lot of high-end homes. This is because many of our projects so far in 2018 have been on the larger scale. However, as a boutique staging company, we make sure to put the same energy and effort into our custom designs for every project no matter the size. For this Aurora studio condo, we used the unique features of the home to inspire our design.
Buying a home is one of the most exciting and stressful milestones in life. It’s hard work, especially for first-time buyers. It can create pressure on your relationship as a couple, but it’s important to remember that you are doing it for your future. Learn how to navigate the housing market ahead of time and be prepared to cope with the stress to help ease this experience.
Ever wonder what spaces look like before we add our special touches and design when staging a home?
Here’s a behind the scenes look inside home staging at a modern home in the Laurelhurst neighborhood of Seattle, Washington.
When we were asked to go and see this new construction in Yarrow Point, we expected to see the standard newly constructed modern home that is built throughout the Greater Seattle Area. Once we saw the house, even before going in, we knew that this was a special luxury home located in the affluent Yarrow Point neighborhood and our home staging design needs to show the lifestyle.
The Pantone Color Institute selected Greenery, a lush and vibrant yellow-green, to be the color of the year for 2017.
Leatrice Eiseman, the Executive Director of the Pantone Color Institute, wrote:
“Greenery bursts forth in 2017 to provide us with the reassurance we yearn for amid a tumultuous social and political climate. Satisfying our growing desire to rejuvenate and revitalize, Greenery symbolizes the reconnection we seek with nature, one another and a larger purpose.”
The idea of home staging can make sellers anxious. Bringing someone new into their home to redesign it may seem like an intrusion to some home sellers who have trouble letting go. Homeowners of smaller properties wonder if staging is worth it for their home. Therefore, home sellers who have not sold a staged house before may find the prospect daunting. However, the staging fee should not be thought of as a cost, but rather as an investment.
The Queen Anne neighborhood in Seattle is a happening place and a sought after location for living.
Lumen Condo is one of the popular condominiums in the area. Since it is located close to Amazon and the B&G Foundation, we knew that our targeted buyers would be young professionals. To attract this group of buyers, we designed a hip urban modern design. We kept the walls white for a clean, fresh feel and used a blend of soft neutrals to create an air of sophistication.