Staging is a crucial component to selling any property, but it’s especially critical when you’re attempting to sell a loft apartment. Loft apartments are known for their high ceilings, open concept, and industrial vibes, but making a loft look cozy …
Staging is a crucial component to selling any property, but it’s especially critical when you’re attempting to sell a loft apartment. Loft apartments are known for their high ceilings, open concept, and industrial vibes, but making a loft look cozy and homey can be quite a challenging task.
Your primary goal when staging a loft apartment is to show potential buyers that the space can be functional and operate as a normal living space. The lack of interior walls makes this tricky. However, with some tried-and-true interior design tips, you can accomplish this feat while still maximizing and maintaining the loft’s unique and charming characteristics.
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Tip #1: Let in Natural Light
One of the best features in loft apartments is their open windows. Natural lighting helps maximize and highlight the proportions and charm in loft apartments. Get rid of the curtains and leave the windows open and exposed to capitalize on this feature.
Tip #2: Focus on Proportions
Loft apartments have high ceilings and few or no interior walls. You must have an eye for proportions and scale. Unlike other properties, loft apartments need large furniture. The space is wide open, and tiny furniture makes the area look awkward and uncomfortable. Instead, choose large furniture that fills the space while still allowing for free movement and flow. Be careful, though. There are still pieces that are too bulky, even for a loft apartment.
Beyond furniture, you need to pay special attention to
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