The first installment of this blog focused on the upper level of this beautiful mid-century modern home in Portland which presented some staging challenges. We now turn to the master bedroom and bathroom downstairs.
Although the sellers had the kitchen painted in the upper level, we had to work with the bright green and yellow colors in the lower level. It was our goal to warm them up and make the spaces feel inviting and cozy.
*** Make sure to read the footnote at the bottom of the blog ***
By bringing in a darker color palatte the color of the walls are toned down. We also wanted to be able to use the space in between the wall heaters, so we had to find a piece that was just the perfect width to accommodate the gap. It's always important to select just the right pieces that have the appropriate scale and style to highlight a room.
Another view of the bedroom which opens to a bright yellow master bathroom. By infusing some green into the bathroom, the rooms feel more connected.
*** AN INTERESTING FOOTNOTE:
The home had numerous showings right after it was staged, but the remianing two bedrooms on the lower level were not staged, had bright wall colors, and one had flourescent lighting in the ceiling, like an office building. Since those were the last two rooms that everyone saw when viewing the house, no one made an offer.
We worked with the sellers to update these rooms with paint and remove the lighting fixtures. We also returned to stage both bedrooms. At the next showing the home received 3 offers!!!
Staging absolutely works!
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