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If you’ve recently decided to put your home on the market, you might not realise just how important it is to make your home interior look presentable. Although it might seem obvious to you how much potential your house might have, sometimes it’s not as clear to the many people who will inevitably inspect the property. To remedy this, it is often recommended that homeowners invest a little bit to ensure that the interior styling of their property clicks with as many people as possible, regardless of whether it might look completely different. In this article we take a look at different interior property styles to give you a better idea which option might be best for you.
Considering a trendy approach?
When you’re looking to style your home, it’s not just a matter of looking into furniture hire. Rather than collect a hodgepodge of random pieces that you think look nice (including those you already own), interior styling is about going for a certain kind of feeling that will be used to influence a certain kind of buyer. These can for the most part be identified as being either on-trend modern styling or a more timeless approach, and your property stylist will usually give you a clear idea of which is best for your needs. Trendy styling is often used when a property requires some real pop in the photos, as these flashy photos can serve to bring a lot more people in than if you just had a regular, dated house setup. Making your home look effortlessly fresh helps prospective buyers wanting a modern home see the potential that the space has, and implementing new trends can help to show how cool and refreshing your space is compared to all of the tired, boring properties that are also on the market (that’s the impression you’ll give, at least).
Looking to reign it in a little bit?
For those who want to appeal to a more upmarket and reserved crowd, a classic style can certainly go a long way. By using mid-century furniture and rugs, you can push a style that can appeal to people who prefer a more timeless take on interior house design. If you decide that this is the right path for you, one of the more common mistakes people can make is by being a bit too timid with their options. Although you’re going for a classic style, this shouldn’t translate to a boring style. If you still want to be reserved about it, adding punchy colourful or textured touches every now and then can still have a lot of impact. If you aren’t sure what route is bets for you, sometimes it’s best to go for a healthy combination of trendy and classic to get the best of both worlds. As long as the pieces complement each other in some way, you can very easily pique the interest of a lot of people.
Use styles to your advantage
Whatever style you decide to go for, make sure you don’t go for a divisive approach (even if you like intense pastels, for example). Your goal is to appeal to as many people as possible, and although it might not appeal to you directly, it’s going to be what helps sell your home.
