That starts with your home’s interior andexterior paint, from the colors to the quality to the finishes.
Sticking with one single shade for exteriors.
A home’s exterior is typically the first thing potential buyers see.
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Picking a shade that makes a room look smaller.
Paint can’t actually make a room bigger.
Make a space feel bigger by painting the walls and trim the same color.
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Using bold red in the wrong places.
The oft-overlooked surface can have aserious impacton a buyer’s overall impression of a space.
With buyers constantly on the hunt for airy spaces and ample light, this is a serious plus.
Going overboard in the kitchen.
You really can’t beat awhite kitchen.
Pick up any home decor magazine, and you’ll see that white kitchens reign.
