make homes seem unnaturally empty, without emphasizing the natural personality of the home that’s attractive to home buyers. Instead, you should aim to add accents without creating a barren look. Subconsciously, an overly minimalist design communicates to buyers that the home shouldn’t house furnishings and decorations, something that may be at odds with the buyer’s intentions.
IMPROVEMENTS THAT ADD VALUE AND HELP IN THE SALE
Neutral Colours
Agents, interior decorators, and potential home buyers — what do they have in common? They all prefer neutral colours. Whether it’s showcasing your home’s features without distractions or removing the “personality” from the house, the choice of colours is very important when selling your property. Picking a neutral colour like beige or off white helps stoke the interest of those looking at online photographs. Just imagine a bright yellow house on your computer screen! Let’s look at some neutral colour trends to help you sell your home: • Green: A mid-range green, not too dark and not too light, can be a versatile colour to bring out the best in your home. Green has a cheery, homespun coziness when paired with yellow, but also brings out the rustic features of the home when paired with an appropriate shade of brown. This is especially true for wooden cabinets in a kitchen or bathroom, creating an inviting atmosphere. However, caution should be used for using green against 27
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