Secrets to Staging Smaller Spaces

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Prepping a home for sale may seem like a daunting task, especially when your space is slighter with less square footage. Focus on your smaller home’s strengths, while downplaying its weaknesses with these 10 tips to stage your condo, 
townhouse or tiny home.



Tip #1
Minimize the Furniture



In small spaces, less is more. Focus on putting only essential elements in the room, keeping them small in scale. Glass tables, like the ones on either side of this bed, are ideal because the clearness of the glass gives the impression of airiness and space, while hanging the one-piece lamp and side tables on the wall also helps clear floor space.

Tip #2
Light up and declutter a tiny, dark bath




Tip #3
Use a Round Dining Table in the Kitchen



Buyers like being able to eat in the kitchen, but some kitchens may not offer the space to do so. A countertop with stools or a round table allow buyers the ability to not only cook, but also eat in what may seem like a small kitchen space.


Tip #4
Shine the Surfaces



Make sure the appliances, countertops, tables and chairs are all spic and span to emphasize the positives of the space, instead of the negatives from lack of space. Let buyers see that the home is well-kept and maintained, giving them the impression of cleanliness and care.

Tip #5
Maximize every nook and cranny



Buyers want laundry in their unit and making that a reality is a strong selling feature. Hide stackable or a one-piece washer and dryer in a closet or cupboard where it can be accessible when in use or hidden when not in use.

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