Real Estate

Stunning Updated Ballard Craftsman

May 10, 2016

  A few weeks ago we had the opportunity to stage the most adorable Ballard home. We started calling it our pink house because the exterior was painted a pale salmon color. Initially, we were shocked to enter the home to discover that it had 12 foot ceilings throughout, as nothing on the sweet exterior…

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Ready for Market 2016

May 10, 2016

Each year we have a multitude of people asking us what the real benefits to staging are. It’s a reasonable question! Staging is an investment, and it’s never wise to jump into investments without doing your research first. The fact is that staging is the number one investment you can make for your home. In…

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What Kind Of Home Seller Are You?

January 1, 2015
best results for selling homes

After years of being in the home staging business (since 2005) and meeting with countless of homeowners, we can easily identify what types of home-sellers/clients we work with.  Usually, the buyers fall into three groups, however some are intermixed between groups while others who travel from one group to another. As home stagers, we work hard to educate our clients…

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Staging A Magnolia N.W. Contemporary House

September 16, 2014
Staged magnolia house

Magnolia neighborhood is known for it’s old charm homes and the magnificent views of the Puget Sound and the city. Therefore we were excited to stage this N.W. contemporary house in the lower Magnolia hill.

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Can You Swallow a Senseless $75,000 Loss on the Sale of Your Home?

May 4, 2014

Can you swallow a senseless $75,000 loss on your home sale? If you have a sound mind, I am guessing the answer is an unequivocal NO! But sadly, I come across many home sellers who don’t listen to the professional advice of their home stagers and/or realtors and sabotage the sale of their home. Read on…

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Five Home Staging Strategies Prepared this Phinney Ridge Home for the Market

September 9, 2013

As Seattle Home stagers, we get to view many homes throughout the Greater Seattle area. This stunning Phinney Ridge Craftsman home simply took our breath away. We used the following five home staging strategies to prepare this home for the market.   Step 1: Transitional home staging design The traditional architecture of this Phinney Ridge Craftsman home…

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Tips on Selling and Staging Your Home During the Fall Season

October 8, 2012

Selling and staging your home during the fall season? Follow these simple tips to ensure a successful outcome. Usually, when the holiday season is near, the real estate market tends to slow down. Some people believe that not very many people are looking for homes during this time of the year and delay trying to…

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Realtors Who Stage Their Own Listings Might Not Be Using Their Skills & Time Wisely

August 22, 2012

As a Seattle home stager, I like to stay informed about Seattle real estate and this means attending some open houses. I find it interesting to see how many homes for sale are staged and how these homes have been prepared for the market. I’m happy to say that I am finding more and more…

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Are you selling a house OR a home? There is a slight difference! Part 1

May 23, 2012

Before putting your house on the market, you should be thinking about WHAT you are actually trying to sell or even more importantly, what you should be trying to sell. Are you selling a house OR a home? There is a slight, but important difference! After years of being a home stager and working with…

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Who Are You Staging the Homes For Anyway?

January 30, 2012

CONGRATULATIONS! You have signed the papers and gotten yourself a new listing. Now, you need to start preparing the home for the market. Like all the top rated and successful realtors, your first call is to your professional home stager. Once in the house, you and your home stager will be discussing your staging strategy.…

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