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Posted on Tuesday, June 21, 2011 2:02 PM
Have you noticed its every where! Black is making a huge decor statement, but don't say yuck yet! Check out these rooms! | Elegant sophistication with clean soft lines. |
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| - Why are yellows so hard to get right?
- And which beige is theright beige for you?
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Don't know how to add black with your existing colors? Not sure black will work in your home? Won't it make my rooms dark? |
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In this picture: Great use of mirrors to add reflection and additional light to the flat walls. Dark walls will absorb light and light walls reflect it. Keeping this in mind will be important when designing the rooms lighting plan. Schedule your personal color consultation and get ALL your questions answered! BONUS: Receive large 8x11 color samples of your selected color choices! Send me your questions and requests for your decorating challenges! Stay cool and enjoy your summer! |
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Posted on Tuesday, June 14, 2011 11:30 PM
What a way to stand out from the 91 homes (in the same price range) already on the market and still on the market 6 weeks later! And that's in Keller only. Next week this family is relocating to Austin and so happy there won't be months of commuting back and forth! They will also have time to get settled in their new home and help the kids adjust before school starts back up. One of the pluses of preparing a home for the market is all the pre-packing that is done and out of the way, not to mention when they arrive at their new home if they don't have time to get to all of the boxes immediately they easily know which ones to unpack first! “In today’s sluggish housing market, homeowners shouldn’t even consider putting their home on the market without hiring a professional to give their house the “wow” factor”. STATISTICS FOR HOME STAGING • Non-staged homes were on the market an average 30.9 days. • Staged homes typically sell in less than half the time.
• Staged homes average 5-10% more than the asking price.
• Most homes can be staged without spending a lot of money. The art of Design to "SELL" is looking at a room with a different perspective than the decorating eye, simply decluttering and depersonalizing often lead to sterile environments. Certified professionals are trained to highlight the home’s strengths and down play its weaknesses. |
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