It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like a Staging Mistake
Do you have a favorite holiday? Do you think it’s a crime to let Halloween pass by without plastering your home in cobwebs, ghosts and ghouls? Or perhaps Christmas just isn’t Christmas unless your home is filled with garlands, ornaments and figurines? Everyone loves getting a little festive during the holiday season, but if you have your home on the market, a word of caution: restraint goes a long way. In fact, when staging your home for sale, you want holiday decoration to be as minimal as possible. Holiday decorations can clutter a home and make it difficult for a buyer to picture living there for the rest of the year. Also bear in mind that not everyone looking at your home will celebrate the same holidays (or celebrate with the same enthusiasm) as you do, so it’s smart to be considerate of those viewing your home. And if you must decorate for the holidays, please be sure to remove all decorations in a timely manner! Lingering holiday décor suggests a level of neglect that may cause a buyer to question what else is being neglected in your home…
















