When the After Pictures Are Worse Than the Before
When the After Pictures Are Worse Than the Before
When the After Pictures Are Worse Than the Before
The allure of an all-white or gray color scheme is often recommended when planning to sell a home. The promise of a bright, open, and minimalistic space is undoubtedly appealing and allows buyers to envision themselves living in a space.
However, there is a big difference between a home that has simply been painted all different neutral shades and one that has been thoughtfully planned out and designed. Without a deft touch, an all-white renovation can lead to an environment that lacks depth, warmth, and character, rendering the “after pictures” worse than where the home started.
The Danger of Trends
Trends can be both inspiring and treacherous in the world of home renovations. While it's tempting to jump on the latest color craze, it's crucial to remember that trends come and go.
There’s a fine line between a calming, neutral blank slate and a bland and sterile atmosphere. Many homeowners have fallen victim to this “Millennial Grey” trend in an attempt to undo the over-the-top nature of past generation’s design choices.
An all-white renovation may feel chic and contemporary today, but it risks becoming outdated quickly. The pursuit of trendiness can lead to an environment that feels devoid of personality and a reflection of fleeting fads rather than timeless style.
Mixing Styles
While it is tempting to put your personal preferences first, it’s important to pay attention to the overall architectural style of a home.
Putting a cool, gray, contemporary kitchen in a beige and brown Spanish-style house will instantly look out of place and will make the home feel incohesive. An interior design expert can help you strike a balance between your own preferences and the existing architectural style of the home.
Unique By Design
When attempting to design without direction, or putting your trust in a company that doesn’t make intentional design decisions, it can be easy to bore buyers.
Luckily, Renovation Sells is unique by design. Each home is special, which is why no two designs should be the same. Focusing on timeless designs that appeal to what buyers are looking for, our team knows how to create a neutral, serene space while still inserting enough personality to turn a house into a dream home.
The allure of an all-white or gray color scheme is often recommended when planning to sell a home. The promise of a bright, open, and minimalistic space is undoubtedly appealing and allows buyers to envision themselves living in a space.
However, there is a big difference between a home that has simply been painted all different neutral shades and one that has been thoughtfully planned out and designed. Without a deft touch, an all-white renovation can lead to an environment that lacks depth, warmth, and character, rendering the “after pictures” worse than where the home started.
The Danger of Trends
Trends can be both inspiring and treacherous in the world of home renovations. While it's tempting to jump on the latest color craze, it's crucial to remember that trends come and go.
There’s a fine line between a calming, neutral blank slate and a bland and sterile atmosphere. Many homeowners have fallen victim to this “Millennial Grey” trend in an attempt to undo the over-the-top nature of past generation’s design choices.
An all-white renovation may feel chic and contemporary today, but it risks becoming outdated quickly. The pursuit of trendiness can lead to an environment that feels devoid of personality and a reflection of fleeting fads rather than timeless style.
Mixing Styles
While it is tempting to put your personal preferences first, it’s important to pay attention to the overall architectural style of a home.
Putting a cool, gray, contemporary kitchen in a beige and brown Spanish-style house will instantly look out of place and will make the home feel incohesive. An interior design expert can help you strike a balance between your own preferences and the existing architectural style of the home.
Unique By Design
When attempting to design without direction, or putting your trust in a company that doesn’t make intentional design decisions, it can be easy to bore buyers.
Luckily, Renovation Sells is unique by design. Each home is special, which is why no two designs should be the same. Focusing on timeless designs that appeal to what buyers are looking for, our team knows how to create a neutral, serene space while still inserting enough personality to turn a house into a dream home.
The allure of an all-white or gray color scheme is often recommended when planning to sell a home. The promise of a bright, open, and minimalistic space is undoubtedly appealing and allows buyers to envision themselves living in a space.
However, there is a big difference between a home that has simply been painted all different neutral shades and one that has been thoughtfully planned out and designed. Without a deft touch, an all-white renovation can lead to an environment that lacks depth, warmth, and character, rendering the “after pictures” worse than where the home started.
The Danger of Trends
Trends can be both inspiring and treacherous in the world of home renovations. While it's tempting to jump on the latest color craze, it's crucial to remember that trends come and go.
There’s a fine line between a calming, neutral blank slate and a bland and sterile atmosphere. Many homeowners have fallen victim to this “Millennial Grey” trend in an attempt to undo the over-the-top nature of past generation’s design choices.
An all-white renovation may feel chic and contemporary today, but it risks becoming outdated quickly. The pursuit of trendiness can lead to an environment that feels devoid of personality and a reflection of fleeting fads rather than timeless style.
Mixing Styles
While it is tempting to put your personal preferences first, it’s important to pay attention to the overall architectural style of a home.
Putting a cool, gray, contemporary kitchen in a beige and brown Spanish-style house will instantly look out of place and will make the home feel incohesive. An interior design expert can help you strike a balance between your own preferences and the existing architectural style of the home.
Unique By Design
When attempting to design without direction, or putting your trust in a company that doesn’t make intentional design decisions, it can be easy to bore buyers.
Luckily, Renovation Sells is unique by design. Each home is special, which is why no two designs should be the same. Focusing on timeless designs that appeal to what buyers are looking for, our team knows how to create a neutral, serene space while still inserting enough personality to turn a house into a dream home.
The allure of an all-white or gray color scheme is often recommended when planning to sell a home. The promise of a bright, open, and minimalistic space is undoubtedly appealing and allows buyers to envision themselves living in a space.
However, there is a big difference between a home that has simply been painted all different neutral shades and one that has been thoughtfully planned out and designed. Without a deft touch, an all-white renovation can lead to an environment that lacks depth, warmth, and character, rendering the “after pictures” worse than where the home started.
The Danger of Trends
Trends can be both inspiring and treacherous in the world of home renovations. While it's tempting to jump on the latest color craze, it's crucial to remember that trends come and go.
There’s a fine line between a calming, neutral blank slate and a bland and sterile atmosphere. Many homeowners have fallen victim to this “Millennial Grey” trend in an attempt to undo the over-the-top nature of past generation’s design choices.
An all-white renovation may feel chic and contemporary today, but it risks becoming outdated quickly. The pursuit of trendiness can lead to an environment that feels devoid of personality and a reflection of fleeting fads rather than timeless style.
Mixing Styles
While it is tempting to put your personal preferences first, it’s important to pay attention to the overall architectural style of a home.
Putting a cool, gray, contemporary kitchen in a beige and brown Spanish-style house will instantly look out of place and will make the home feel incohesive. An interior design expert can help you strike a balance between your own preferences and the existing architectural style of the home.
Unique By Design
When attempting to design without direction, or putting your trust in a company that doesn’t make intentional design decisions, it can be easy to bore buyers.
Luckily, Renovation Sells is unique by design. Each home is special, which is why no two designs should be the same. Focusing on timeless designs that appeal to what buyers are looking for, our team knows how to create a neutral, serene space while still inserting enough personality to turn a house into a dream home.
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