These interiors designed by Brian Patrick Flynn serve to illustrate an article about staging your home for potential buyers, but we're not unfamiliar with getting inspiration from such potentially contrived spaces. Flynn's are a case in point.
Staged Interiors by Brian Patrick Flynn
The Oregonian: 05.09.09
When it comes to staging, we assume the deal is neutral colors, inoffensive furniture and no personal effects. These vignettes seem to buck that assumption, with interesting artwork, unique lighting, and edgy elements like the pair of wooden horse busts protruding from a salon wall.
In the end, the goal is the same: to get buyers' imaginations going to encourage a sale. Perhaps this more daring trend in staging reflects the changing profile of today's home buyers.
• Step up your home's appeal to buyers
Images: Sarah Dorio/Associated Press
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Way better than most staged homes I see. Great work!
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I see a lot of interest in staging your home for sale. I say, stage your home for living! Apply these great tips and maximize your enjoyment while you still live there. I love the fact that when I crawl into my home at the end of a long day, it feels like coming into a comfortable, beautifully appointed bed & breakfast or hotel suite. Comfortable and beautiful needn't be mutually exclusive.
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Maybe I've seen "The Godfather" one too many times, but those horse's heads creep me out!
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