The Fourfecta House: Staging Pics


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As a reminder, here is a link to some BEFORE pictures of The Fourfecta House…

Here are some STAGING pictures of The Fourfecta House:


Staging Pictures

Front of House


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Living Room (From Second Level)


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Living Room (Looking to Eat-In Kitchen)


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Kitchen


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Eat-In Kitchen


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Dining Room


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Office / Extra Room on Main Level


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Master Bedroom


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Master Bathroom


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Hall Bathroom


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Back of House






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1 Brad October 4, 2011 at 11:39 pm

Great work on this one. Did you lay sod? $400 seemed pretty low considering how much better the backyard looks.

Also, would you mind sharing you interior paint colors?

Thanks!

2 J Scott October 5, 2011 at 7:18 am

Hey Brad,

The $400 was just to go in and cut pretty much everything down/back to the point where buyers could see the potential for both elaborate landscaping OR no landscaping. The goal was to try to appeal to both types of buyers — those that didn’t mind maintaining a really cool yard and those who just wanted something easy to maintain.

As for paint color, we use Sherwin Williams Realist Beige (SW6078) for the interior of all our houses.

3 Brad October 5, 2011 at 9:39 am

I see. I’ve being using Nomadic Desert and find it a bit dark for my liking now, may look into switching. I should have asked the first time – for the ceiling, do you use that cheap ceiling paint (some off brand I see my contractor using) or do you prefer something else? I think it looks a little “cheap” in comparison to the nice paint next to it – almost too flat. Any thoughts?

4 Brad October 5, 2011 at 9:39 am

PS – when I say it looks cheap I mean on MY jobs – not yours!

5 J Scott October 5, 2011 at 1:20 pm

Brad -

We used to use Nomadic Desert, but like you, we decided to go a bit lighter, and moved to Realist Beige about 2 years ago. As for ceiling paint, Sherwin Williams sells a “ceiling white” that we use for all our ceilings.

6 joshua November 20, 2011 at 1:48 pm

I love how the shutter color pops on the outside. Very nice.

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