Furniture Replicas & Things You Can Do To Improve Your Home When Want To Sell It

Adding a Le Corbusier sofa, plants, rugs and more will increase the value of your property. Check them all!

Selling a house and buying it generate almost the same level of stress, do we agree? If you start to analyze this situation in detail, you will find more things in common than you imagine. In both events you must invest money, time and face a high level of anxiety, at least if you are picky like me ... However, do not worry about it, this does NOT always have to be this way! So start packing your paintings and clothes while reading these great rules that you can follow when listing your property for sale.

Choose your path according to your budget and time

There are many factors to consider when before selling your home, the factors or things to do are separate in two different categories. One requires a bit of effort and time and other requires more budget. But don’t worry, you can do both categories or your own without a professional stagger. So, what are those things? Let’s start from the one that requires more investment but gives more revenue.

Furniture designer’s replicas | Budget: Medium

Famous furniture replicas are a great way to add value to your home. Potential buyers will be looking for a nice living room most of the time. So what is the best way to attract people's attention to your living room? Yes, choosing the perfect protagonist in each room; the furniture.

This option is for a medium budget since they are not either original pieces or low-end versions. In case you feel you want to follow this tip we recommend you to opt for a neutral but yet strong sofa. One that functions as a focal point and shows durable materials. One of the most favorite options here at Manhattan Home Design is our people’s favorite: the Le Corbusier sofa LC3.

The Le Corbusier sofa (LC3) is a very elegant and sophisticated piece of black aniline leather that will make your buyers project themselves in their day to day, sitting and enjoying their routines.

Aesthetic touches | Budget: Medium-Low

This almost remains in the walls. Walls are believed or not one of the main parts of the house that people tend to see. Try to make some maintenance if they are damaged and avoid any dark color on it. Choose neutral colors! Such as white, beige, gray, etc.

Also, try to update your rugs, curtains and if possible replace old drapes and window coverings. Believe me, those small details make the difference!

Add plants and depersonalize | Budget: Low

A main step when you are decluttering an area is to depersonalize the rooms; especially in living rooms. Remove all the family photos, bold artwork and furniture are too striking to like to most of the public.

On the other hand, adding some plants will make you evoke a peaceful place. These natural touches will make potential buyers feel more welcoming.

Which was your favorite tip? Comment below!