Dress to sell
If the designer had to pick her favourite room, it would have to be the main reception. With this room as a key selling point, it therefore required a lot of attention and design work to make sure it reflected this. She enjoyed blending a timeless elegance, seen in the traditional features such as the original fireplace and cornice details, with a playful contemporary design seen in the furniture, artwork, feature lamps and styling accessories. Introducing sophisticated curves into the scheme for this room, seen in the baby grand piano, subtle fabric patterns, sofas and artwork creates graceful unity throughout the room. Colour played a key role in the success of this room. A deep red seen in cushions and art mimic the incredible tones in the original fireplace. These add a depth and a richness to the existing cream furniture creating cohesive scheme. The scheme took weeks of refinements and tweaks all the way up to the installation day, especially when commissioning artwork and sourcing rental items such as the grand piano.
We don’t just stop at the furniture; final touches are so important. When selling a property, first impressions are everything. Thinking about all the added details is crucial for a property of this value. Our senses play a huge part in our experiences; in each staging project we supply reed diffusers throughout key rooms bespoke to the property and the season it’s on the market. Adding lifestyle accessories particularly in the bathrooms, kitchen and walk in wardrobes take the staging to a higher level.
The team loved working on this project, winning these awards for it was just the cherry on the top after months of hard work.