Applying a coat of ultra-high-gloss paint to your floors can work wonders, creating a sophisticated and chic look akin to pricey floor renovations. Plus, it’s budget-friendly. Add a touch of luxury with floor rugs.
Cover a living room wall with IKEA’s peel-and-stick mirrors to double the room's apparent size. These mirrors not only add brightness and depth but also align with the sought-after "light and bright" atmosphere.
Strike a balance in your living room—bulky furniture can make it seem small, while too little can be uninviting. Find a comfortable middle ground and ensure cleanliness to help buyers envision themselves in the space.
For a minimalist appeal, clear kitchen counters and dining tables of all items, except for a bowl of lemons, which oddly resonates with buyers. Keep it clean and fresh—rubbing a lemon inside the sink can keep it smelling great.
Clarify each room's purpose to aid buyers' visualisation. Make it easy for them to see how spaces like guest rooms could function. A clean, inviting environment with thoughtful touches can go a long way.
Enhance room volume by decorating your couch with oversized, monochromatic throw pillows. Avoid loud patterns; think of shades like green, pink, yellow, or light orange for a subtle yet impactful touch.
Make your home a blank canvas by replacing family photos with neutral decor like coffee table books or candles. Buyers want to imagine themselves living in the space.
Create a hotel-inspired bedroom look with white sheets and pillows, keeping it clean and minimalistic. White towels in the bathrooms add to the aesthetic while removing distracting items from countertops is a must. Add accent colour with bedroom throws and oversized artwork.
Keep drawers and closets organised and clutter-free. Neatly folded clothes, uniform hangers, add mirrors to the inside of doors, and IKEA strip lighting for a touch of luxury and enhance your cupboards without breaking the bank.