| Staging to Live/Interior Redesign | |
 Before staging, a 1990s living room is all-country. |
 After Staging to Live, this living room has been brought into the current decade . . . |
| . . . and now the owner can't wait to entertain. |
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 Before staging -- kid's bedroom |
 After staging -- kid's bedroom |
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| The house below sold in just 2 weeks after staging! | |
| This foyer needs de-cluttering and some accent pieces. |
Voila -- some straightening up and a mirror and flowers make it look completed and inviting. |
 The furniture is all over the place, the toys and baby gate take away from the feeling of relaxation that a living room should have, and the walls are too bare |
 Now the walls look interesting, the room is brighter with the red canvases and pillows, and the plants add life. |
 This sitting area off the den has a fireplace but has become a dumping ground for extra stuff. |
 Look at this room now -- it's a perfect breakfast room and relaxing space right off the kitchen. The rug is now angled to give the room interest. |
 Just too much stuff everywhere, including on all the shelves. |
 Clean, spare, and inviting. |
 A lamp on the floor and things on the bed make this room look unfinished. |
 A white sheet on top of the pale green comforter goes better with the blue room, and the table, lamp, and flowers create a place buyers can picture themselves relaxing in. |
 Main bath -- before staging, too many distracting items and toys |
 Bathroom -- after staging, relaxing and attractive |
 This closet is overflowing with clothes, even a stepladder. Looks like there's just not enough space in here. |
 Neat and organized, the closet tells buyers "you'll have room for everything you need here." |
 Patio -- before staging, looks unused and uninviting |
 Patio -- after staging, buyers can picture themselves enjoying this large entertainment area |
| The houses below all went under contract within 6 weeks to 10 weeks after staging: | |
 Family room -- Before Staging |
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 Living Room -- Before Staging |
 Living Room -- After Staging |
 Girl's bedroom -- Before Staging |
 Girl's bedroom -- After Staging |
 Master Bedroom -- Before Staging |
 Master Bedroom -- After Staging |
 Living room -- Before Staging |
 Living room -- After Staging |
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Created an entertainment area
 Too much clutter and the back of the sofa blocks the view into the room. |
 Now this living room is an open and inviting space. |
 This master bedroom looks plain-jane. |
 The low dresser fits perfectly under the window, making it more of a focal point. The angled bed looks more interesting with a prettier, patterned comforter (neutral isn't ALWAYS better). |
 This sectional is too big for the family room area -- it looks "squished." |
 After, this family room area looks cozier and warmer with the red couch and pillows, the organic touch of the branches, and the up-lighting behind it. |
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