Something different or striking centered on your table is a great eye catcher to show off your lighting and windows when
staging an Atlanta home for sale.

For the comfort of living we often place area rugs down on our tile flooring. When staging this home in the Atlanta area
we took the rugs up and put into storage. Now the room looks larger; but more importantly the buyer can see the
quality flooring he is buying with this home.

Our Atlanta home staging takes pride in the initial presentation created by the front entrance of every home, our entry ways are always home staged to
create a welcoming first impression.

We recently had the pleasure of staging this occupied Atlanta home. It was very tastefully decorated. We removed some
furniture pieces to storage so that the room had a better focus on the fireplace, the key feature in the room.

Home staging this open kitchen area in an Atlanta condominium complex shows the potential home buyer all the views. A professional home stager will make sure the view from all entry ways is balanced and pleasing, spacious and functional.

Home staging can expand baths by using the mirrors to reflect space, as shown in these photos of our home staging service in several Atlanta homes.

Karen, the professional home stager, used accents, accessories and small furnishing that were in line with the price point of this Atlanta home.

We staged this office area in a smaller home to fit the anticipated buyers that this neighborhood and price range would attract here in South Atlanta. This Fulton County home is located in a trendy renovated area of smaller older homes in a price point under $200,000.

Home staging this Atlanta home with greenery helped to show depth and accents the corners. This greenery aides the home buyer in gauging the room size when they look at pictures posted on the Internet.

An experienced home stager, like Karen, knows that a small simple touch, such as these apples and pears, create an atmosphere that now has the potential Atlanta home buyer noticing the bay windows with transoms, trendy light fixture, and the plantation shutters – all superb features of the home. After all, it is the home we are trying to sell! This is another example of correct home staging!

Home staging can help the home buyer recognize the openness of a floor plan while still displaying a visual room separation.

Home Staging can display the benefit of small nooks or awkward corners often found in bedrooms,
as displayed in this Fayette County Home.

In this Fayette home the home sellers did not have furnishings for this room. Peachtree Home Staging was able to rearrange rooms such that the furniture shown here could be used to make a pleasing display thus helping the home buyer judge
the size of the living space.

Again, the home seller did not have furnishings for this formal living room. It had been used as a play area for the children. When it was time to stage this Gwinnett County home for sale, located in Norcross, the toys were packed up and this small vignette was put together to emphasize the sunny bay window and demonstrate the size of the room.

When marketing your home, it is a good idea to place photos of secondary bedrooms on the Internet listing when they have special features, such as this Fayette County home's bay window.

Taking photos for the Internet that look down on a room really help the buyer visualize the space and it also creates a tremendous amount of atmosphere. Take advantage of photographing your home this way when possible.

A bay window, such as this one located in Atlanta's suburb of Peachtree City, is an important home feature for home stagers to accent to the fullest.

This 1970's Peachtree City home in the Atlanta area had the traditional formal living room right off the foyer front entrance. By focusing on making the area inviting, buyers were anxious to continue on into the home to see what other treasures were yet to come.

This beautiful home had Internet presence that is second to none! The home is absolutely beautiful and the main focus of our home staging service in this upscale Alpharetta home in Atlanta was to rearrange existing accessories, some furniture rearranging; and primarily packing up personal items and extra items to create a more open feeling. You can watch the video tour at http://vidego.multicastmedia.com/player.php?p=6e0xqif5. No wonder it was on the market for less than 30 days!

The photos of this home in Fayetteville, Georgia located in South Atlanta's Fayette County were taken by the listing Realtor. Peachtree Home Staging spent two hours with the home owner. Together, they went from room to room and did some staging while making a "detailed to do list" for the home owner to follow. The home owner was able to complete the list of to do's prior to the listing agent viewing or listing the home. On the MLS listing the listing Realtor noted "HOME IS UPDATED AND READY TO MOVE IN.
SHOWS VERY WELL!"

This home in Peachtree City another Atlanta community was a lot of fun for everyone! The home owner watched a lot of HGTV and had a good savvy sense for home staging! Together we made it look great and had fun throughout the staging process! The seller enjoyed learning more about home staging and the Realtor had a lot of fun when it went under contract in just 6 days!

This Peachtree Corners home in northeast Atlanta had an incredible great room. Staging this, allowed us to create focus on the fireplace by pulling in the seating area. This created unobstructed pathways throughout the room as well as featuring the window and ceiling heights.

Before staging this bonus room the two twin beds were side by side in front of the window giving the room a long narrow look. With our home stager putting the beds along the side wall, one can now appreciate the width and depth this bonus room has to offer. This home is located near Roswell in Peachtree Corners, Atlanta.

Here is a good home staging tip. Did you know that 85% of home buyers shop the internet and look at the photos of the homes in their price range prior to ever physically viewing homes? With this in mind, take advantage of bringing the outdoors in. When home staging this dining room in North Atlanta it made sense to not have any window treatments obstructing the view of this private back yard. Quality home staging takes into consideration the on line photos that capture a home's personality as well as the dynamics of the physical walk through by prospective buyers.

Many homes in the Atlanta area have designated space originally intended to be a "formal living room". Not everyone, however, uses the space that way. In this particular home the sellers had a piano with a few odds and ends located in the intended space known as a formal living room. Here the home stager from Peachtree Home Staging utilized additional instruments, musical pieces, and related art in the home, pulling it all together to make a "Music Lesson Room". It is understood that not all people would want a Music Lesson Room; however, the visual displays the value of the space and opens up the home buyer's imagination as to the possible potential this space can provide.

A great home staging rule! Less is More!!! In this Atlanta area home, the home seller's master bedroom furniture is quite large. Having few accessories on the furnishings and few items on the wall allows the home buyer to judge the size and space without an immediate cramped and overwhelmed sensation. Here the home stager showed the home sellers how to best arrange the room's flow and what items to pack up while the home is on the market.

Q TIP CLEAN! And, show your counter space in every bathroom! Towels should be folded and fresh. And last but not least, keep that toilet seat down for showings!