We are so excited to be posting our "first post". It's all about staging your home to help it sell faster! Little things make a difference. Cleaning, de-cluttering and furniture placement are all inexpensive things you can do to make a great first impression.
Curb appeal. You've heard the words, and here is an image of what it means. Does the entrance to this home seem "appealing"?Get out the shovel and make some changes!
Now you are able to see some of the architectural interest of the house, the brick and beautiful red door. This is a good example of less is more. (And it doesn't look like someone might pop out of the bush and scare you.)
When showing your house it has to be clean, uncluttered and leave a great impression. Minimize furniture so they can see the room and it's positive qualities. 
Looking toward the door. Notice you can't really see much of the floor. It looks cramped.
Now, this looks like a good size room. You can see the floor!
Notice the hooks and most of the pictures were taken off the wall. It makes the room look bigger. You want potential buyers to look at the floor plan, not the cute pictures and artwork.Simply by using a little elbow grease, de-cluttering, moving furniture and removing artwork will start you on your way to staging your home.
If you live in the metro Tulsa area we would be happy to stage your home for you and "create a space that sells".
Contact us for a free consultation.
Do you feel like the epicenter of yesterday's earthquake was in your home office? Or possibly a twister ripped it's way through? 
Saddle up and move ‘em out!
Staging is more about de-cluttering and keeping decor to a minimum. Notice how the room opens up by removing a few pieces of furniture . . . it creates a flow and the potential buyers are able to see the floor plan as well as imagining their "things" in the home.
AFTER . . . adding a simple shelf, painted the same color as the wall, created the feeling of space as well as storage in the small bathroom. 
AFTER STAGING: The counters are cleared (they did have some projects going on) and only a few items are on the counter. Cabinets were cleared of most dishes. Tables are set to create an inviting atmosphere. 
Curb appeal. You've heard the words, and here is an image of what it means. Does the entrance to this home seem "appealing"?
Notice the hooks and most of the pictures were taken off the wall. It makes the room look bigger. You want potential buyers to look at the floor plan, not the cute pictures and artwork.