Utility Closet Staging Ideas That Appeal to Buyers
January 18, 2014 (posted by Jennifer Campbell, Home Staging Calgary)
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| If you’re like me, it’s easy to lose track of time looking through images on Pinterest. It can be so addictive! The key is to be able to use that inspiration for practical purposes. As a Professional Home Stager, that’s exactly what I do. Images that entice me have helped to inspire my favourite bathroom staging ideas. One day (probably on a cold winter day) I came across this image of a woman floating in what looks like a peaceful lake. The sky is clear, the water is calm, and I could just imagine myself floating away there, taking in the natural beauty. It felt so nurturing to imagine experiencing that place. |
| That feeling is what inspired the bathroom staging ideas I put into place for a home staging job I did in Airdrie. To create a feeling of calm, the clutter was cleared, an arrangement of three photos were placed above the large bathtub, and fresh new linens were placed in the room. |
| I also picked up on the colours inspired by the photo. Blues and greens from the water. Gold from the sun reflecting off the legs through the water. A plant inspired by the trees. |
![]() After: By continuing the blue and greens from the master bedroom into the master bathroom a relaxing, spa-ish ambience is achieved. |
| Bathroom staging ideas can be inspired from anywhere. Want to see more? Check out Set Your Stage on Pinterest and have fun getting started on creating your own boards. |
| As owner of a home staging company in Calgary, I often draw home staging inspiration from images of nature. If I’m drawn to something, I’ll pin it for future reference. After all, I stage properties to make them feel appealing to potential buyers. Combined with staging expertise, nature can suggest comfort. Take these photos on the Set Your Stage Pinterest page for example. I was inspired by the image of the rainbow over Scotland (so I pinned it). It makes me feel calm, grounded, and happy every time I look at it. I love the different textures, colours, and variation of heights that draw my eyes to different aspects of the scenery. |
| This photo became the home staging inspiration for a property I staged in Calgary. The living room, with a large window looking out to nature, was a perfect setting to echo characteristics of the photo I had pinned. Here’s how the inspiration from nature became realized in my staged room. |
| Colour: Green is used on small accessory items like a throw blanket and pillows. It creates a visual connection to the trees outside the window. Texture: The texture of the rock wall is reflected in the large photo above the sofa, patterned throw pillow and nubbly area rug. Height: Both the rainbow and mountains in the background of the photo draw the eye upwards. In the staged room, the trees in the photo reach upward, making the space feel larger. Home staging inspiration can come from anywhere. Nature is one of my favourites. Want to see more? Check out Set Your Stage on Pinterest and have fun getting started on creating your own boards. |
| Did you know that 52% of home buyers polled by Procter & Gamble’s survey said the kitchen had the most significant impact on their purchasing decision? Sometimes it’s the small things that make the most significant change. By strategically placing and removing key items in your kitchen, you can add that extra WOW factor. |
![]() After: By clearning the countertops and adding some colourful fruit to the countertops,this kitchen is ready for sale. – Sunroom – Dining Room – Office – Bathroom |