Since creating the “to be continued” blog, I’ve been closing each post with the words “dwell in possibilities.” I must confess that I borrowed this phrase from the great poet, Emily Dickinson. I saw her quote and realized that it summed up what I am doing as a professional home stager and interior designer.

I am most grateful to Ms. Dickinson for her insightful and inspiring phrase.

Regardless of the size or price range of a house, my objective is to find the possibilities in that house. I am looking for those unique features of that house and finding possible ways to accentuate them for the potential buyer. I am analyzing those unusual spaces that buyers find difficult to understand upon first glance and finding possible functional uses for those spaces.

In the end, my mission is to help the potential buyer see how they could dwell in the possibilities of this house!


Monday, February 28, 2011

Welcome – “to be continued”- the Transitions Home Staging Blog

Welcome to the newest and latest of Transitions Home Staging LLC – our blog! 

We have titled it “to be continued” because we want to share the many conversations, ideas, and insights that we experience in our home staging business.

In this blog we plan to

·         Share with realtors and home sellers the insights we learn and the innovations we develop that help get a home sold for the best price and as quickly as possible. 
·         Pass along helpful (and sometime entertaining) experiences we have in staging homes. 
·         Promote the value and benefits of home staging. 
·         Get your reactions to what we share in this blog and answer your questions about home staging.

In other words, we want to give you (as a Realtor or a home seller) another tool to get things sold.

“to be continued” also has another meaning.  Each house is a story with every owner providing a wonderful chapter full of dreams and experiences.  When a person sells their home, they give another person the opportunity to continue the story of the home with dreams and experiences. 

Home staging helps buyers imagine living in that house and making it their home. 

I love this quote from John Tuck which also explains why I love home staging and design – “Your home is the one dream you can actually walk into.”

We hope you join our conversations about home staging by checking out the continuing saga “to be continued” and by adding your ideas and perspectives to our postings.

Dwell in possibilities!

Cindy


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