We were ready to stage this 3-bedroom condo in Westerville. Eight days later, it’s already in contract and we are not surprised!
The first stop in this home was an entry spacious enough for a bench and a table to drop off keys and bags after a long day.
Around the corner was the kitchen, where we brought in old cookbooks, a teapot and more to create a space that will inspire you to cook. We also enjoyed staging the bar area, a perfect spot to enjoy a quick breakfast and a cup (or two) of coffee. Connecting the kitchen and living was the dining area for 6 with calming blue and gold accents. The spacious living room overlooked the beautiful and peaceful backyard with a niche perfect for your TV.
Going upstairs, we brought in modern grays and whites throughout the master suite to create a calming sanctuary.
Have we mentioned we love staging kid’s rooms? The second bedroom of this condo was decorated in kite-themed bedding and accessories. Perfect for a windy day – this kite-themed bedroom with pops of pink and turquoise makes us smile every time we stage it! The third bedroom was all cars-themed! A metal desk chair and a Route 66 sign are some of the finishing touches to the cars-themed kids room.
We knew this space would go fast – so happy for the sellers and new owners!
A special thanks to Realtor® Tae Kim for trusting us to stage this property.
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