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| On the tenth day of Christmas, my home stager placed for me… Ten pieces of art. |
 After: This cozy sunroom is the perfect for entertaining or relaxing. |
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Using art in home staging is an intentional act. Depersonalizing a home for staging doesn’t mean taking away all of the art to leave walls completely bare. And it doesn’t mean hanging up just anything to fill a space. It means that art should be used strategically to appeal to potential buyers. In this Huntington home I staged in Calgary, I placed the art purchased from ArtSense between two windows to direct the potential buyers’ eyes to the feature of natural light. Art in home staging can help to make an older property feel updated. I also use art to make a property feel like a home, which is especially important when staging a vacant house or condo. If done strategically, using art in home staging can be a cost effective way to create maximum impact. Tune in tomorrow for the eleventh day. In the meantime, feel free to contact Jen at Set Your Stage for staging advice and services customized to suit your needs. |
