LIVING ROOM

The living area is usually the first place people go to see if interested in a home. Show buyers a new sofa with a hip trendy coffee table. Let buyers imagine themselves relaxing, watching their favorite show on TV. Give buyers a direction, show a space with character (to have friends over in, or just chill out in). 

DINING /KITCHEN

Allow buyers to visualize themselves in the home. Help buyers imagine their own family cooking, spending quality time together. Virtual staging sparks ideas, adds a comfy feel, shows clients they can build good memories in the home.

BEDROOM

Adding a cute, nicely placed bed with some extras can work wonders. Bedrooms can give the appearance of being smaller, when shown without furniture. Utilize the space and electrify the viewers mind.

OUTDOORS

Outdoor curb appeal is key. The first few exterior shots are an important part of a presentation. Don’t miss an opportunity to let the buyer envision living in the home. Set the scene with garden chairs in a front yard, flower bed or a hammock just outside the back door. This important simple step gives a chance to connect to your viewer and relay a good feeling.