Staged Homes
March 14th, 2007
Staged Homes look and feel different from unstaged homes. When you walk into Staged Homes, you can visualize yourself moved in. A home that has not been staged can be bland looking, empty, or uncarefully furnished.
What do Staged Homes look and feel like?
Characteristics of Staged Homes
Staged Homes invite people to come in and imagine themselves living in the homes. Staged Homes appeal positively to everyone including home buyers, home inspectors, home appraisers, and home renters. Staged Homes are usually clean, well kept, tidy, there are planty of room to walk around and the homes smell nice and fresh. When you walk into a staged home, you will feel like the home is ready for you to move in.
For example, lights are all on in Staged Homes and sometimes the use of music and the smell of fresh baked cookies in the oven can greatly enhance the effects of Home Staging.
In contrast, a home that has not been staged will look empty and plain. When a potential home buyer walks in, lights may not be on, air conditioning is off, chairs may be misplaced, there may be things on the floor, and the house may smell as if no one has lived in it for a while.
It is easier for potential home buyers to visualize themselved moved into a staged home. Home Staging give the feeling that the home is move in ready. Seeing staged furnitures often make people want to make the place thier own.
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