Kitchen
November 21st, 2009A clean and modern space, but reduce the accessories by about 75%, and you leave buyers no choice but to focus on and admire the great expanse of counter tops, sparkling appliances and generous number of cabinets!
Kitchen 2
November 21st, 2009Great light, and nice color on the wall, but too many (little) things to look at make a space feel smaller. Clear the counters and windowsills, add a few dramatic pieces-you are not cooking, you’re creating! Fig plant is an unexpected and delightful touch.
Office
November 21st, 2009Wouldn’t each of us feel-and be-more efficient in this after office? Ask: what do I truly need to have at arm’s length? File cabinets/etc can often go in the bottom of a closet, or be better positioned, behind a door swing, or at the far end of a piece of upholstery. If there is no other place, choose a piece that co-ordinates with existing pieces so it is less obtrusive.
Living Room
November 20th, 2009What you take out is as important as what you add. This rug made room very bottom-heavy, and just a mass of things filling up the space. A few pieces with room to breathe, now you see the room, not the stuff.
