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If you have an old outdated space, with just a little bit of tile, a couple rolls of wallpaper, some wainscoting, chairrail, picture molding, and some oak trim, you can significantly improve the appearance of any room and make it look like you spent $5,000 in the process! If you want to sell a property, imagine the appeal of the 'after' pictures to buyers compared to the drab 'before' pictures. These are prime examples why our properties sell immediately and for top dollar. |
This was more of a DE-construction. This house was built in the late 70s, so the decor was hideous throughout. For some unknown reason, someone thought it would be a good idea to take this brand new home (the dated paperwork was still attached to the never-used fireplace enclosure), cover up this beautiful brand new wall of moss rock, not to mention a new fireplace, and cover the entire wall with mirrors. We freed the beautiful rock from its dark coffin, trimmed the mantel in oak, installed a gas fireplace, built a granite-tiled hearth, and trimmed the room with nice richly stained oak, increasing its usefulness and value. The downside is now you have to go to a bathroom to see your reflection, but we felt this was a tradeoff we could live with! |
These two old and unused rooms were just wasted space over a thrift store. We suggested that they look like a massage therapy studio, so we built one, then the owner hired a massage therapist and brought in almost enough money to pay the rent on the entire building Now that's making use of wasted space! |
Just a couple gallons of epoxy fleck-tone paint can transform a dingy mechanical room or garage from an eyesore into a beautiful workspace |
No one says that even a small 1-bedroom condo can't look upscale and classy. All it takes is a little tile, chairrail, picture molding and wallpaper. |
This junky old back room off the kitchen in an old house was just used to store junk. Now its a beautiful and functional butler pantry |
Here are 3 old pre-1900 homes that even though they still had many original features such as hardwood floors, doors, beveled glass, and woodwork, over the years they lost their charm. Some paneling, ceiling medallions, refinished antique lights, textured Lincrusta and Anaglypta wallpapers and borders, some trim molding and vintage paint colors brought back their character and charm and without any major renovations or alterations. |
It's amazing the difference a little hardwood, wood molding, wallpaper, paint and new light fixtures can do to completely transform a room |
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Here are some examples of taking ugly, outdated rooms, and without changing any structures, just some trim, moldings, wallpaper, wainscoting, tile and paint will completely transform them into beautiful and enjoyable spaces |
This was a house where we did extensive renovations prior to listing it for sale. It was outdated with lots of clutter. We cleaned, organized, finished the unfinished garage, installed some cabinets, and painted the floors in the basement and garage with epoxy fleck-coat. It showed beautifully and we had 3 offers the first day on the market! |
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