The WI-1 House: Staging Pics


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As a reminder, here are some BEFORE pictures of The WI-1 House.

And here are some STAGING pictures:


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Front of House


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From Front Door Into Living Room


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From Living Room to Kitchen


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From Dining Room to Living Room


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Dining Room Into Kitchen


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Kitchen to Dining Room


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More Kitchen


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More Kitchen (Into Family Room)


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More Kitchen (Into Family Room & Living Room)


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Family Room


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Steps Leading Upstairs


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Master Bedroom


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Sitting Room Attached to Master Bedroom


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Master Bathroom


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2nd Bedroom


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3rd Bedroom


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Main Bathroom


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Half-Bathroom on First Level


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Basement


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More Basement


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Office/Side-Room in Basement


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Backyard






8 responses to “The WI-1 House: Staging Pics”

  1. Jaime says:

    Wow! The transformation is amazing! Great work.

  2. Carolyn says:

    Wow! Absolutely stunning transformation!

  3. Kristine-CA says:

    Hi J. House looks great. How much hardwood is upstairs? I see that 2 of the bedrooms have hardwoods. What was the rational going hardwood in the bedrooms? I prefer no carpeting, but it’s an expense. Is it customary in that area and that price range to see less carpeting in the bedrooms?

  4. J Scott says:

    Hey Kristine –

    Three of the four bedrooms upstairs had original hardwood (the master bedroom did not — it was probably torn out at some point). We put carpet in the master and also put carpet in the fourth bedroom that became the sitting room off the master (so it would match the master flooring). The other two bedrooms had original hardwood, and our hardwood guy refinished those for very cheap since we put 1000 sf of hardwoods on the main level. I would have put carpet in all the bedrooms had the original hardwood not been there, but it was actually cheaper to refinish the wood, and nicer, so we stuck with that for those two bedrooms.

  5. Mark in Fl says:

    I see you’re adding lots of recessed lights now. I’ve never seen you guys do that before. It looks good.

  6. J Scott says:

    Hey Mark,

    This house had lots of relatively low ceilings (especially in the basement), so there weren’t too many options. Ultimately, I love the look, and I’m glad we did it…though it did add about $1000 to the budget all-said-and-done (about $75/can).

  7. Tarun says:

    Jay, I see that the trim around walls, doors and windows is white. Did you repaint the old one or install a new trim ?

  8. J Scott says:

    Hi Tarun,

    We thought long and hard about whether to keep the old trim or replace it all, and ultimately we decided to replace it all. The reasoning is that much of the existing trim was in bad shape, so it would have cost almost as much to repair it and get it looking good again as it did to just replace it all. Also, trim in older houses can be difficult to match, and if you don’t replace it all, you can end up having a hodge-podge of different looking trim throughout the house.

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