The front entry No matter how big or small, the entrance to your home deserves particular attention to ensure it is creating a lasting first impression. - Dried flowers or a small plant can make a striking focal point on a hall table - Add a well-placed mirror to give the illusion of space - Entry hall flooring is the first thing visitors see, so ensure it is spotlessly clean - Any cupboards here will be the first to be inspected so make sure they are tidy and look spacious Living areas As one of your home’s key areas, spend time to set the scene in the living area, creating an enticing space buyers can look forward to returning to each evening. - Improve the room’s flow by removing excess furniture - Remove oversized television sets if they dominate the room - Decorate with seasonal fruits such as lemons or limes in the summer - Clean and organise all storage spaces. If your cabinets, drawers, and cupboards are crowded and overflowing, buyers may assume your storage space is limited - Check if curtains or blinds need cleaning - Draw attention to and highlight any large windows - Identify any dark corners and invest in a decorative floor lamp to create an inviting space - Draw attention to exposed beams or a cathedral ceiling with special lighting - Sweep and clean the fireplace if you have one - Place a few logs in the fireplace to create an attractive appearance - Dress up the mantelpiece, but don’t make it look too cluttered Interior 8
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