In our last blog post we spoke about the Staging Consultation and price determining factors of a Home Staging Proposal. Today we will go into more detail of the actual Staging Proposal and the Return on the Staging Investment – how staging helps making money. If you have found a buyer after home staging, it…
DetailsThis beautiful condo located on the top floor overlooks the Stamford Harbor provides peaceful enjoyment away from hectic life. Enjoy a costal life style with this gorgeous view from all main rooms. Have a glass of wine with friends and family while watching the sun set. Close to the center of Stamford and train makes…
DetailsAs a home stager in Fairfield County, CT I am frequently asked by real estate agents "What does home staging cost? I need to know at least a price range, so I can convince my clients to stage their house." As simple as this question sounds as simple is also the answer: real estate staging…
DetailsCurtains should be 2 1/2 to 3 times the width of the window. This is for 2 panels, each should be 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 times the window width. (Libby Langdon) The curtain rod should be 20 inches wider than your window, so it extends 10 inches on each side to give your window…
DetailsBirgit Anich Staging & Interiors’ approach using the most advanced and successful real estate home staging techniques of Target Staging and Lifestyle Merchandising has made more headlines. Following last week’s article published in several local newspapers (Greenwich Times, The Stamford Advocate, Newstimes, Darien News and Norwalk Citizen), The Daily, which is featured throughout Fairfield county…
DetailsOne of my real estate staging consultation clients has this fabulous chandelier I fell in love with: