Preparing 302–2109 Rowland Street for sale wasn't about filling the home with new furniture. Much of the work involved deciding what didn't need to be there.
We started with a walkthrough, identifying what to keep, what to pack away, and where a little attention could make a difference. The owners took care of the decluttering, while I brought in selected accessories and personally styled the spaces to create a more cohesive presentation.
Full staging has its place, but it isn't always necessary. Sometimes the existing furniture works perfectly well, and a thoughtful edit is all that's needed to help buyers appreciate the space.
It's a relatively simple exercise, but one that takes a considered eye. Every property is different, and the preparation should reflect what the home actually needs.