The first thing you have to do is get rid of all the clutter
you have lying around the house. If you buy new furniture, make it a
replacement for existing furniture. Adding furniture and not getting rid of its
older counterparts can make the house look smaller and crowded.
You should also try to avoid placing the furniture against
the wall. It is a common misconception that placing the furniture against the
wall will make a room look bigger. Position couches and chairs in groups so
that you can move around the room and converse easily in groups.
Experiment your home’s décor by moving furniture,
decorations, and art pieces around different rooms. Your living room and
drawing room furniture can be shifted easily from one room to another. That nice
coffee table in your living room may look even better with a couple of chairs
in the drawing room, library or study room.
If you have a corner or a room that is seldom used and you
use it mostly to store things, repurpose it. Adding a few pieces of furniture
and organizing the junk that is lying around may go a long way and increase the
offers your home generates.
The lighting of a staged home is very important. It gives a
very warm and welcoming look. Make sure that the lights are working properly and
that there is at least one light every 50 square feet. If you have just one
fixture in a big room, add in other types of lights such as lamps.
If you have a small room, paint it in a colour that makes it
look bigger. Use light colours, paint the dining room and kitchen the same
colour if you can. If you still are not satisfied with the staging you have
done, hire a professional home stager with the help of your real estate agent
in Ottawa.
A perfectly staged home can be the forum for a successful
open house. Ensure that you follow the tips mentioned above to appeal to the
home buyers that view your home. Satisfying more than a few of them may even
open up a bidding war between the buyers and you may earn more for your home
than its appraised property value.
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