I admit it. Bedrooms are one of my favourite rooms to stage in a property for sale. So I thought I would share some of my “after staging” bedroom photos. What do they have in common? A quote that I found on Pinterest one day that guides my life and work: “Train your mind to see the good in everything”.
 

When potential buyers walk into a house or condo for sale, you want them to feel, see, and remember the “good stuff” about the space. As a professional home stager, it’s my job to understand how to accomplish that and work my magic to both distract and entice toward that goal.
 

Let’s say you walk into an empty bedroom. You might feel emotionless. You might see an eyesore that seems like it could be problematic. You might remember – nothing special, perhaps the problems. When a potential buyer has that response, a seller does not benefit.
 

Instead, imagine a potential buyer walks into this bedroom staged by Set Your Stage.
 

In this Tuxedo master, she might feel relaxed, sophisticated, and sexy. She might see the perfect spot for a weekend morning coffee looking out to nature. She might remember the room as a perfect spot for relaxation, retreat, and renewal. She sees herself happily spending time in that space. In fact, she looks forward to it.
 

As a seller, you can see how this can make a difference to your ability to sell quickly, and at a higher price.
 

Now you try. What do you feel, see and imagine remembering when you look at this favourite bedroom staging “after” photo in Edgemont?
 

To see more of my favourite bedroom staging projects, check out the Set Your Stage “Bedrooms After Staging” board on Pinterest.