
	Why Stage your Home - The Outside - The Kitchen - Bedroom & Bath
	The Bedroom and Bathroom Whether you’re staging a bedroom, dining room, family room or whatever, it’s important you concentrate on the focal points of a room. The focal point is that part of the room that is unique or appealing. It could be a fireplace, a bay window, hardwood floors, cabinetry, or on this case we’re going to focus on the bed. We’re going to apply the three step system to the master bedroom and bathroom and see what we come up with. So let’s get started. Wheww, that was a lot of work! Remember you should make your carpets looks great! If they need to be replaced that will probably be better off in the long run then giving a carpet allowance. But it will definitely be worthwhile to get them professionally cleaned. And don’t forget the closet. You’ve got to make your closets appear roomy even if they’re not. That is going to take some major de-cluttering. Since clothes are light a great moving box for this part of the house are the large moving boxes. Not only do you want your floors clear but your shelves should be neat, roomy and organized. And thin out your hanging clothes. Wardrobe moving boxes are fantastic for your hanging clothes – they’re just like portable closets! Get rid of anything you’re not going to use or that’s out of season. Store away- again, off site if possible. The Bathroom should be cleared of all personal items and put away in an easy to access basket or bag that could be used and put away each day. And make sure the trash is put away under the sink each day. Now not only do we need to dust, vacuum and clean up in the bedroom but the bathroom is where we put the DEEP in Deep Clean! For obvious reasons this has the potential to be the dirtiest room in the house so you need to scrub here, scrub there, scrub everywhere: Sinks, tubs, toilets, vents, fans, mirrors, and showers. Make sure to get those hard to reach places like in the shower track or the small of your back! Once again we’ve cleared the canvass so let’s Design to sell! The first thing we want to evaluate is the furniture arraignment. This can have a huge impact on the way your room is perceived by people. And although it can be very practical to line furniture all along walls, especially in family and living rooms. Believe it or not this can actually make your room appear smaller! If you must line it all against the walls pull it out 6-8 inches. Also, angling your furniture makes your room more interesting, and many times pulling a couch and chairs into a sitting area around a fireplace or bay window is a great way to focus on the focal point of a room. Second, we’re going to paint the room a neutral color and your Take it to the Bank Tip #3 is updating accessories is a great way to make your room look great without putting money into someone else’s home. If you could use a new bed set, curtains, or even a towel set then now is the time to get it. An easy way to get everything to match is just by a bed in a bag or even a room in a bag. It’s all laid out for you no with not much thinking at all, and you can go to a local Paint store to find a matching neutral paint color. With this bedroom and bathroom we’re going to replace the bedspread and window treatments and draw the bedroom and bathroom together with matching colors, and update the fixtures to match the faucets. Wow that looks great! If you want your home to sell faster and for more money the Uboxes Home Staging system is a great way to help people fall in love with your home and want it as there own. Plus you can get all of your moving boxes and moving supplies at Factory Direct Prices. Good luck selling your home!