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| It continues to be popular on buyers’ wish lists. The spa bathroom. Give buyers what they’re looking for with these home staging tips. We hear about the dream spa bathroom all the time. But what is that exactly? Do a google search and you’ll find a range of definitions. Aesthetics and finishes also vary. |
 Before: Bathroom before professional home staging. |
 After: I love this soaker tub in the master ensuite. It would be so relaxing! |
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But what seems to be in common is this: water therapy, a sense of calm, and some pampering touches. When staging, highlight those three key components. Of course budget will have a lot to do with the quality of finishings in a spa bathroom. When you’re staging prior to listing your home for sale, it is worth considering updating certain aspects of the bathroom in order to add a more quality feel. Just don’t overdo it by spending so much that you won’t see a return on your investment. Things like lighting, faucets, and accent tiles can make a huge difference to the feel (and perceived value) of the bathroom. And then there are the staging accessories that can turn a functional bathroom into one that feels more like a spa bathroom. These could include:
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 Before: Bathroom before professional home staging. |
 After: How nice would it be to have the space to get ready in the morning in this bathroom! |
 After: A decorative mirror, lotion and perfume are organized on a decorative mirrored plate to add luxury to this bathroom. |
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There really is nothing like the fresh look of high quality white towels to make a bathroom feel like a spa. If the room is feeling too stark and cold, add hints of colour through the art, like we did with this one main piece to highlight the deluxe soaking tub. Keep the colours fairly monotone overall to reinforce the sense of calm that you’re aiming for. If your potential buyers have a spa bathroom to retreat to on their wish list, invest the effort and some up front costs to offer it to them. Want more of our home staging tips? Stay in touch. Follow Set Your Stage on Twitter. |
