New builds and show home staging ensures developers showcase the full potential of their properties, making them stand out, be remembered and get sold. We are frequently approached by local property developers for our show home staging services. Often, we form an ongoing relationship with them, staging their upcoming developments, as they appreciate the consistently high interior design and staging services we provide.
Never underestimate the influence well thought out home staging can have on buyers. From the moment they step inside your home, a positive impression must be made and that includes in every room. Yes, it is key to focus home staging efforts for the kitchen and living areas, your bedroom décor is also important. We’ve put together a list of ideas to help with staging your bedrooms.
Texture may be a on brand when it comes to interior design, but that’s because it plays a significant role in it. Texture helps provide aesthetic appeal, contrast and depth to a room, changing the way a room looks and feels. Focused on providing the top Auckland based interior design service, we use texture as a part of all our residential projects, and today we’re sharing a few tips on how you can use it too.
It’s the room for entertaining, relaxing, TV watching and playing, making your living room staging incredibly important! Potential buyers will take note of how welcoming and inviting, functional and spacious your living room is, and how you stage it will play a crucial role.
As Auckland’s top home staging company, we have completed living room staging in apartments, houses and townhouses throughout the city and suburbs. We’ve put together a collection of our top six tips to help you with your staging and property sale.
You’re ready to move on and want to ensure your home catches the eyes and wallets of local buyers. To help you get ready, our expert interior designer has shared some of her favourite Auckland home staging tips to help you get it ready for market.
Texture may be a on brand when it comes to interior design, but that’s because it plays a significant role in it. Texture helps provide aesthetic appeal, contrast and depth to a room, changing the way a room looks and feels. Focused on providing the top Auckland based interior design service, we use texture as a part of all our residential projects, and today we’re sharing a few tips on how you can use it too.
Whether it’s a bedroom, lounge or kitchen, if your home has one or more small spaces, then these 12 ideas from our interior design team will elevate your space. From use of colours to adding additional storage, using décor accessories to the furniture you choose, there is plenty of ways to achieve your design goals.
As environmental awareness grows, so does the demand for sustainable interior design. As interior designers, we already make conscious decisions for our clients here in Auckland. From repurposed materials, sustainably sourced furniture and eco-friendly paint, our designs reflect the choices we make with and for our clients.
Architects of modern small houses and apartments often have smart storage ideas which they integrate into the design. But what if your home doesn’t have any? As interior designers, we’re often asked to identify ways to provide our clients with additional storage ideas. Today we’re sharing six of them with you.
As interior designers, we feel decorating with houseplants helps improve the ambience and usability of a room. Many of our Auckland based home staging and home styling clients comment on the impact that a few carefully chosen and positioned houseplants have in their properties. Today we’re sharing some of our interior design tips on using houseplants to decorate and accessorise your home.
Chances are you’ve seen a living wall or vertical garden before. Outside Sky City on Federal Street, there are multiple living walls with a total area of 130 square metres. The exterior of the car handling building at the Ports of Auckland has an enormous outdoors living wall too. Then there are green walls and spaces that you won’t have seen; those inside private houses and apartment buildings.
