A Buyer’s Bathroom Blues

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 Before and After Pictures of the Best Basic Bath Transformations

Clear the Counters


Clear the counters to create a feeling of cleanliness and space. Remove all of your hairdryers, pill boxes, tooth and hairbrushes, and any other toiletries that give away your personal preference in shampoo or moisturizer. This can make buyers feel as if the house is not only unkempt, but they are also imposing on your personal space. Let buyers see the beauty in your bath, not the beauty of the products concealing it.   
























Towels Tell the Story

Make sure to clear every surface in the bathroom, not just the counter tops. Towels strewn over the bathtub and a scale left on the floor also add to the impression of clutter and uncleanliness. Instead, pick up anything on the floor buyers can trip over and remove all towels, especially dirty ones, and replace them with clean, fresh, decorative towels that resemble those you would find at a five-star hotel. Stools and ottomans also send the message to buyers that this bathroom is a place to relax and unwind, creating a spa-like experience for your buyers.                                                                    

























The Devil is in the Details

Finally, make sure every detail is dealt with. Close the toilet seat, remove the garbage pail, and pick up cleaning products and extra rolls of toilet paper to give the bathroom a clean, fresh appeal. Kitchens and baths sell houses and these small changes can make a big difference to buyers in making sure your bath is at its best and brightest.
























Check out Pinterest for Quick Tips to stage your bath for buyers.


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