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Having a home furnished and decorated with fresh, modern colours and stylings can boost buyer interest and selling price

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A view of this retro living area that was home staged by Home base featuring stainless steel fireplace, leather lounge suite, brown carpet

Sometimes it is difficult to see the diamond for the rough. One way to help home buyers realise the full potential of your home is to have it decorated by a homestaging business.

Homestaging is a concept that has seen increased popularity in recent years. A home that is well-dressed is one that sells, and often for a higher price, says Anthea Baker-Shreeve, owner of homebase.


A view of this retro living area that architecture, house, interior design, living room, real estate, window, white
A view of this retro living area that was home staged by Home base featuring stainless steel fireplace, leather lounge suite, brown carpet

"The aim of homebase is to bring out the best in a home, in order to get a successful sale. A seller may need just a few tips to spruce up what they have, or they might need to furnish an empty house."

One way to start is with a Fresh Eyes consultation. This involves a homebase consultant carrying out a walk-through of a house, to deduce what aspects of the existing home are worth highlighting, and which should be redecorated.

A view of this retro living area that architecture, house, interior design, living room, real estate, window, white
A view of this retro living area that was home staged by Home base featuring stainless steel fireplace, leather lounge suite, brown carpet

Following this, homebase can temporarily furnish the house, using the All Styled Up service, or the required pieces can be hired from the homebase collection, using the Pick n' Mix service. Homebase also offers a full interior design service.

For details contact homebase, phone 0800 stageit (782 4348) or (09) 849 7999. Email: info@homebase.co.nz, or visit the website: www.homebase.co.nz.

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