Beds should take center stage when you walk into a master bedroom. Creating a symmetrical look using lamps and side tables give a sense of "peace and balance" ....not something that would be necessarily in the forefront of the buyer's mind when shopping for a home, but a calm and inviting space is what sparks interest and stimulates those "buying" sensibilities.
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| Mississauga project. Originally there was only one nightstand in this master bedroom. In order to create symmetry, we found a matching nightstand that we were able to take from another bedroom. Rentals included are a set of lamps, accent cushions, a throw, tabletop accessories, and artwork. The homeowner purchased the quilted coverlet which we recommended. They can bring the coverlet to their next home and easily use it to match any colour scheme they choose since it is a neutral colour. |
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| Thornhill project. The client had already vacated the property but to save costs, they were able to leave some furniture behind for staging. The furniture was dated but adequate enough to create the desired effect. With the right adornments, we were able to achieve a fresh look. Rentals added to this master bedroom are a set of lamps, bedding, pillows and accent cushions, tabletop accessories and artwork. |
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| Markham project. This master bedroom was completely renewed after we had the original wood finish of the beadboard wainscoting painted. We re-positioned the bed to the center of the wall and dressed it with lovely silk bedding the homeowner had. We took the drapery panels from another room since it was more suitable and coordinated well with this room. The rentals we brought in to finish the look are a set of nightstands, set of lamps, accent cushions, and art. |
If you are planning to put your home on the market soon, call us and book a consultation. For occupied homes, we take pride in having a vision for any style presented to us, utilizing your own belongings as much as possible. We will put together a custom staging quote that is unique to you based on an equitable budget and your home's requirements.
Imelda :-)
