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I would have to say... white on everything. Too sterile looking 😝 Don't get me wrong, I think white represents neatness and elegance but if you go "all white" then it becomes too monotone and boring.

Same thing applies to gray... the latest trend that has become too overdone lately.

Upon entering the home, the entryway is the first impression of the home. First impressions DO matter! I cannot emphasize #2 in this article enough...

That is why Lighthouse Staging Solutions offers color design consultation so that you can avoid selecting the colors that do not highlight the best features in your home. You want to make an instant connection between your home and the next buyer! Schedule your consultation today!!




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5 mistakes interior designers always notice in an entryway - and how to avoid them These are the mistakes designers first notice when stepping into a home and their expert advice to rectify them and create a perfect first impression

“If you’re going to sell it I would lean towards neutral colors..." I agree with this statement in this article.

As a seller, you want to appeal to the general public rather than choosing your own personal preferences that may not appeal to most buyers. Neutral colors work best for staging purposes.

The Colors You Should Never Paint Your Front Porch, According to Real Estate Agents For those looking to shake things up in the curb appeal department, a can of paint is usually a good place to start. But if repainting your home’s entire exterior seems like too big of an undertaking, giving the front porch a makeover is a solid weekend project. After all, the porch is the first t...