Bedrooms
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| The scattered art lost any impact it could make, and it was hung too high. The trunk at the end of the bed was covered with piles of clothing and shoes. | The large piece hanging above the bed was lowered, the “floating” photo on the wall on the right was removed, the accessories on the night table were pared down, the trunk on the end of the bed was cleared off, and the collection of pillows were collected from other rooms to create a serene look. |
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| This young boy’s room was so crowded, he could barely get into bed – potential buyers could not see past the clutter. | Now, with the bed angled on the diagonal, a nice light within easy reach, and the use of the small étagère re-purposed from the kitchen that neatly displays his collections of surfboards, buyers can see the potential of this room. |
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| Buyers could not see the potential of the room because of the clutter and disorganization. | Removal of unnecessary items and the use of a small shelving unit found in the homeowner’s garage creates a neat and organized look. |
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| This young man’s bedroom was a disaster – buyers would not stop long enough to see its potential. | With the bed turned against the far wall, and the room cleaned up, buyers can enter and move around the room to see its roomy closet. |
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| Buyers could not see the potential of the roomy closet while it was filled to the brim – so full, the door would not close. Too many items on the dresser are a distraction. | The closet was cleaned out and reorganized, making it possible to close the door. A clean look was achieved on the dresser by removing some of the items to create a calming vignette. |
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| This empty corner limited the imaginations of most of the potential buyers who passed on this beautiful but empty home for many months. | Rented furniture and simple accessories gave buyers the incentive to imagine their own furnishings in the room. |
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| An empty master bedroom – even with a breath-taking view beyond the French doors – made this house sit on the market for months without an offer. | A rented headboard, night tables, and some elegant bedding warmed up this room enough to make this house sell fast! |
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