When TurnAround Interiors stages an occupied house they use as much of the homeowners furnishings as possible. Sometimes it requires bringing in furnishings from their inventory to complete the look of a room or give it a more updated feel. The process starts with getting rid of distractions like clutter, collections, personal photos and in some cases, taste specific items. Stagers call it decluttering and depersonalizing. It can also include painting, re-organizing and neutralizing furnishings or even re-purposing and redesigning rooms . . . all to allow buyers to easily visualize living in the house.
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What staging an occupied house accomplishes:
Ensures a faster more profitable sale by improving the overall condition and enhancing the best features of the house.
Starts the packing process to help the sellers start detaching from their house and begin thinking of it as an investment, a marketable product.
Buying a house is an emotional decision because people are also buying a lifestyle. By making a positive impact on how buyers feel in the home, sellers can make a significant difference in how much it sells for and the number of days on the market.
“Our thanks to TurnAround Interiors, for your amazing staging expertise and gentleness in guiding us through the process of preparing to sell our home of 18 years. After you helped us eliminate clutter, delete and rearrange our furniture and personal items, we wondered why we had not done this years ago! The best part is that our home is still welcoming and “liveable” for us, while still showing beautifully to prospective buyers.”
