OK, so you want to sell your home. You want it to look its best, and the way the trend goes nowadays, you probably were inspired and feel confident by the design trends you see on TV programs, magazines or on design websites. But following some of the most up-to-date home remodeling and interior design styles can sometimes backfire when it comes to sell your home.
Potential buyers don’t want to buy your home. They want to buy your house. Buyers want to picture themselves in their own home, and highly individualistic touches can get in the way of their decision. If the house you’re selling have a certain dominant decorative style, they might feel that the physical space is not what they are looking for, even though it actually is.
That’s where we come in. An interior designer is able to see outside the box, outside your comfort zone. As well as creating a space for the owner with subtle details that will mirror your character, we can also turn that dial to amplify the chances of you selling your house by working the details based on trends and forms that are actual and little upgrades and details that will boost the way in which the potential buyer will be able to see themselves living there right away.
For instance, if you converted one of your rooms into an office, make sure that you can easily convert it back when it’s time to sell. people want rooms built for their original purpose. Another good tip is to take down any fixtures you used to enhance your home. Potential buyers want to see rooms that are airy and bright, so beware of installing a showpiece light fixture that might steal the spotlight.
When in doubt, talk to us. We will be glad to help!
