Space showed as neglected and unfinishsed.
Finish the unfinished wall, faux painted the limestone wall and added industrial handrail.
Cabin-like family room with dark paneled walls and deer head appeal to a small range of buyers.
Faux painting the fireplace stone and paneling updates the space and makes a dramatic difference.
The entry gives an impression of what is yet to come. Faded and worn wallpaper gave a negative first impression of what was to come.
Removing worn and faded wallpaper and painting the front entry gives a welcoming and different first impression.
The windows of this master bedroom addition didn't master the style of this 1920's home. It lacked light and luxury, both important for a master bedroom.
A fresh coat of paint, some new linens and some simple woodwork to closely mimic the woodwork of this 1920s home made a huge difference for this master bedroom.
Buyers want see that their new home has a fresh, clean and luxurious master bedroom.
A fresh pop of color at the front door is a huge welcome for home buyers. A welcome mat doesn't hurt either.
