Speaking Up about Home Staging

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Bedroom Makeovers... from empty to HOME

Bedroom makeovers are some of my favorite makeovers... The rooms always appear smaller when empty and when they are staged they have so much life and texture.  Here are a few of my recent bedroom makeovers...

                           

               

        

It always amazes me how much larger the rooms look after staging, particularly bedrooms.  Buyers tend to think their furniture is bigger than it is and the rooms are smaller than they are.  Staging adds warmth, life and SCALE to the equation.

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Melissa Marro, a published artist, now turned staging advocate and national speaker speaks her mind about real estate and the home staging industry.  In her 'no holds barred' approach, audience members find real answers to the industries pitfalls and learn how to overcome them with tried and true information and guidance.  With marketing as her passion, she turned a small home based business into one of the nation's largest home staging and training facilities. Selling her successful home staging company in January 2012, Marro is now a full time speaker and instructor for Staging And Resign and Real Estate Staging Association (RESA)'s trade events.

For more information on having Marro speak at one of your real estate functions, please contact her at 843.619.1593 or email at marro.melissa@gmail.com

 

4 comments • Melissa Marro ~ StagingAndRedesign.com MarketReadyRealEstate.com • March 09 2008 05:50PM

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Hi Melissa, You are so right, empty bedrooms look much smaller than furnished bedrooms. We always encourage clients to stage the master bedroom & bath, especially if the room is small. You need to show people that a queen bed, a night table and dresser or chair can fit in the room very comfortably. Beautiful rooms you created! Also, if the bedroom is really large, we stagers need to show how it can be cozy and how you can use all that space.
Posted by Diana Young (Staging Seattle, King & Snohomish Counties) about 4 years ago
Melissa, that child's room is adorable!  It would have been a real challenge for potential buyers to imagine "furniture placement" and you took the guess work out of it.  Nice job.
Posted by Sharon Tara New Hampshire Home Stager (Sharon Tara Transformations) about 4 years ago

Melissa, as usual great work! Your rooms are always beautiful! Love the blue rug

Margaret 

Posted by Margaret Gehr (Chicagoland Home Staging ~ Re-Arrange It Interiors) about 4 years ago
Melissa, making a bed sure can make a difference.  Looks great!
Posted by Tanya V Orlando Home Staging Orlando FL Home Staging about 4 years ago

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