Dining Room Decorating Tips To Sell Your Home

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Make Sure it’s Lit

If you’re showing the house during the day, be sure to open all blinds and curtains in order to let in as much natural sunlight as possible. Also, turn on all the lights and change or add lights in order to make the room as bright as possible. 

Brighten the Buffet

When staging a room, every detail counts. This buffet goes from bland and basic to glamourous in no time with just a few basic pieces.

First, add a mirror on one wall to let the light reflect out into the room.


Second, place two candlestick lamps on the buffet to give the room a warm glow.


Finally, add a decorative plate and box and surround the buffet with plants to complete the look.



Create Good Traffic Flow

Just like with every other room in the house, you want to create the feeling of spaciousness. This means making sure there is plenty of room to navigate around the table. Place two of the chairs against the wall and remove the table left, if necessary, to make the room feel big and bold.

 Set the Table for a Sale


Buyers need to be able to picture themselves entertaining their family and friends in the space. This can be accomplished by setting out some place settings, including dishes, cloth napkins and crystal wine glasses. Also, adding a tasteful centerpiece or fresh flowers gives the room a fresh, bright look.

Create a Balance Between Formal and Informal




Every buyer is different with different tastes and wants. Be sure not to turn off a buyer with a too-formal dining room, but also be careful not to make it too casual either. Instead, strike a balance with small vases, basic candleholders and decorative elements that are fun and functional at the same time.

Check out Pinterest for Quick Tips to decorate your dining room.

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