What was the name of this project and why? We called this project The Elegant Traditional home. With its grand entrance, gourmet kitchen, and high ceilings, it evokes a casual elegance, which we were happy to showcase with our home staging. What neighborhood was this home in? This home is located in Lake…
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For your home listings to be enticing, they need to keep pace with the seasons and for warmer days that means bright, fresh, and colorful. While we’d never suggest repainting walls in bright colors because we know that neutral colors sell better, we do have some simple, easy-to-implement tips for home staging during the summer…
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What was the name of this project and why? This home is a classic Colonial with such stately curb appeal that we named the project The Grand Colonial. Where was this home located? The Grand Colonial is located in Bull Mountain’s Shadow Hills neighborhood. Who was your target buyer? This home in Bull…
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Imagine Home Staging has always maintained a clean warehouse and a pristine inventory. The current pandemic has increased our diligence: sanitizing every surface is our highest priority. Our company will follow the following home staging best practices during Covid-19 in order to provide a safe environment for our clients and our crew. We never…
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Strategic home staging can make the difference between a potential buyer’s passing glance and a profitable sale. As more and more people begin their initial “house shopping” online, it’s even more important that you provide an engaging listing. But what catches the eye and what makes someone slide past without a second glance? It often…
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What was the name of this project? The listing Realtor Breylan Deal-Erickson named this half-ranch, half-bungalow “The Ranchalow Girlfriend.” He names all his listings, and we love the originality and how this one is so fitting! What neighborhood was this home in? “The Ranchalow Girlfiend” is in East Portland’s highly sought-after Montavilla neighborhood. …
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When selling a home, a good home stager is far more valuable to a real estate agent than a pocket full of interior designers. The opposite is true after the home sale. While both know all about architecture, the difference between a home stager and an interior designer ultimately rests with the goal. When…
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Most Realtors will stear clear of expired listings. Are you reluctant to take on a stale listing or re-list a home that has met with low appeal and even lower offers? What if that listing hasn’t received a single offer? Fortunately, there’s an easy solution that can help freshen a home’s appearance, bolster interest…
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What was the name of this project and why? We called this project the Vintage Loft. Built in 1908, the building owners originally used this space as a cement warehouse. They renovated it in 1999 and now it’s one of the true vintage loft buildings in Portland’s Pearl District. What neighborhood was this home in?…
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Popular Reality TV shows about house flipping and home staging make the home staging process look both quick and easy. The good news is that Reality TV has influenced home staging and made people aware of its value. The not so good news is that it may be difficult for some people to determine what’s…
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