I've had many people ask about staging on a budget. Staging doesn't have to be expensive to be effective. A little creativity can go a long way on a small budget. May times the staging process is about organization.
Review the pictures on this page, and on our Facebook page (search Brice Properties LLC) that show stagings with a supply budget of only $100.
Don't be intimidated by the process. Be open to it. You'll be glad you did.
Home Styling by Amy Brice
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STAGED LIVING ROOM (2)
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LIVING ROOM RESTYLE
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STAGED (pic 1 Before)
In Picture 1 Before, you see that there is a lot of clutter; a “cat condo”, a clock on the floor instead of on the wall, personal pictures on top of the TV cabinet. There is no real focal point because all the seating is against the each wall and not really facing anything in particular. Also, the window dressings on the patio doors have too much fabric and distract from seeing outside to the deck.
STAGED (pic 1 After)
In Picture 1 After, you can see that the floor and cabinets have been decluttered. By simply closing the TV cabinet doors, removing the items on top of it, and rearranging furniture, the focal point is moved to the patio doors. The window dressings on the patio doors are simple, but elegant.
STAGED (pic 2 Before)
In Picture 2 Before, you see the pet items and personal clutter. There are several different styles mixed together; country and modern art on the walls with country and contemporary furniture. Also, there is limited seating, and the furniture against the walls make the middle of the room seem big and bare. The curtains on the window are too short, while the sheers underneath are too long.
STAGED (pic 2 After)
In Picture 2 After, you see the room has been decluttered. The same furniture has been used, but by rearranging it, the space looks more inviting and makes the patio doors a bigger feature. Part of the old window dressings was repurposed as a “throw” on the couch, and as a cover for one of the potted plants. The end tables were repurposed by putting them together as a coffee table. The new window dressings and wall hangings bring a more updated look to the room and blend the colors together.
DINING AREA (before restyling)
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Freshen up your living space with a "restyle".
RESTYLED DINING AREA
Old linoleum flooring was replaced with new ceramic tiles.
RESTYLED DINING AREA (2)
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Add a few new accessories for a fresh look.
KITCHEN (before restyling)
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Keeping a wine and coffee theme, but making it feel fresh.
RESTYLED KITCHEN
Old linoleum replaced with ceramic tile. New accessories to freshen up the space. Decluttering above and below countertops & cabinets.
KITCHEN (before restyling -2)
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Change doesn't have to be drastic to feel fresh.
RESTYLED KITCHEN (2)
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New accessories to freshen up the counter space & above the window. Decluttering above and below countertops & cabinets.