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Powerful Secrets of Arranging Furniture and Accessories
for Any Room You Encounter in Any Home
101 Actual Case Studies Help You Avoid Mistakes!
by Best Selling Home Staging and Redesign Author
From
Barbara Jennings, Founder and Director
The Academy of Staging and Redesign
Author of Home Staging for Profit and 16 other great books
Now you can learn how to properly arrange the furniture and accessories for any room (whether you're staging a property or doing a redesign)! One
of the best ways to learn is by studying the work of others and comparing their before and after pictures. But while you can find before and after pictures on the web, they don't come with any
kind of professional critique - so you can't tell whether the work is good, mediocre or poor. This hampers learning. You could wind up thinking a staging project was great, when in reality it
was ho-hum or had fatal flaws. The same could be true of a redesigned room. You could think the re-designer
did an amazing job, when in actuality there were minor to major mistakes or better ways to
have rearranged the room.
You see there are some specific professional rules one should adhere to as much as possible for a successful outcome. If you don't know what those rules are, you're likely to make some
mistakes. While some common mistakes the professionals sometimes make might be minor, they are mistakes never-the-less. So why not learn how you can avoid them? By really grounding yourself in how to
properly arrange furniture and accessories, you'll be able to tackle the toughest rooms with clarity, confidence and success.
Best Selling Author Barbara Jennings Now
Reveals Common Mistakes Made by Some Professionals and How You Can Avoid Them!
"The
bulk of the book consists of 101 Case Studies
laid out Barb's new book,
Do's and Don'ts in Home Staging and Interior Redesign, that will help anyone understand more fully the psychology and rules for arranging furniture in a room.
Each Case Study shows you the before picture - the way the client had arranged the room before the professional arrived. Commentary will tell you a bit about the situation and point out things
in the picture to pay attention to. Then you'll be given the after picture, along with professional critiques on what the stager or re-designer did to improve the situation
- both good or not so good.
I n every case
the stager or re-designer DID improve the room, but the author will give specific comments about the success or failure of what was done. After a decade of teaching staging and redesign,
Barbara Jennings has discovered there are certain aspects of arrangement techniques that continue to be confusing to students, so it is certainly no surprise that consumers would
share these same mistakes - to a greater degree. The only way to actually see the mistakes and learn to recognize good arrangements from lesser arrangements is to study before and after pictures," says the author.
In this 232 page guide, the author discusses:
- What Are the Diverse Yet Similar Strategies of Staging and Redesign?
- The Purpose of This Book
- The Pictures in This Book
- About the Author
- Why Sellers Need Help
- Why Owners Need Help
- What to Expect
- 209 Pages of Actual Case Studies
including Pictures and Specific Commentary and Critiques
- 46 Living Room Case Studies
- 13 Bedroom Case Studies
- 9 Dining Room Case Studies
- 8 Kitchen Case Studies
- 5 Bath Case Studies
- 4 Children Room Case Studies
- 7 Home Office Case Studies
- 3 Shelf Case Studies
- 2 Entry Case Studies
- 1 Hall Case Study
- 1 Reception Room Case Study
- 1 Closet Case Study
- Learning From the Success and Failure of Others
- Courses You Can Take
- Books You Can Acquire
- The Best Consultation Aid You'll Find for Staging
- Where to Get Furniture Moving and Lifting Tools
- Available Design Training by the Author
- Where to Get Other Resources and Certification
- Selected Testimonials
While the vast majority of Case Studies are from Barbara's files pulled from the certification submissions of
new students, she has
also thrown in some examples of her own early work and has
offered criticisms about her own work, not just that of her students. No names are mentioned to protect the innocent,
however. If we are honest with ourselves: we all make mistakes; we all over look
things; we all grow with time and experience. No one is perfect. But, of course, perfection is our goal. So it behooves us to study what went well and what didn't go so well
in the past. And by doing that,
we all hope to gain and improve.
If you're a consumer looking for self help, this book will definitely help you avoid the pitfalls and learn great techniques
and common problems. If you're in the business of providing staging and redesign
services as a business, this book will greatly aid you in perfecting and honing your design skills - something that you'll find crucial to your ongoing success in your business.
TESTIMONIAL - "Barb this is one of the most practical books you've ever written. Congratulations! Thanks for letting me review it. I found it to be thorough and the
Case Studies were very revealing and informative. - DL Fahs, Redesign and Art
Installations"
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Turning a Young Man's Room Into a Guest Bedroom
- Redesign! |
BEFORE
- As you would know, the goal of every re-designer is to take what a client already owns and turn a room into something beautiful. Sometimes this is an easy task and involves just a simple
rearrangement of the furniture and accessories in the room. And sometimes it involves a good deal more - especially when a room gets repurposed. In this example, a young man living at home
moves out to get married. So all of the mess, the collections, the posters had to go and the owners wanted to convert the room into a new
guest bedroom without spending
anything (if possible) other than for paint. It was going to be quite a
challenge.
The first task was, of course, to get all of the stuff out of the room. The full sized bed was exchanged for a queen size bed
but left in the same position. The walls were repainted white (with a tinge of pink
tones to pick up on the carpet color). This was a time consuming process because
the wall had been covered 30 years ago with a burlap-type wallpaper and strips
of wood and the owner wanted to just paint over it.
Bedding was acquired from a closet to cover the bed, and a few new white pillows were purchased to finish off the luxurious look. The homeowner had a
long white shelf still in the box under a living room sofa. It had been purchased for a different room, but we were lucky to get to use it in the new guest bedroom. Scouring the home for
other furniture and accessories, we found these complementary night stands, a lamp and a floral arrangement. We also found the art packed
away in a closet and the orchid floral was in a bathroom.
AFTER
- By utilizing all of these pieces already in the home and just moving them to their new location, we were able to dramatically change this room into a charming, inviting guest bedroom.
By folding the top back on the quilted comforter, and placing a contrasting
coverlet across the bottom, the bed instantly looks wider than it is - this is
good when staging a room so that buyers can see the room is spacious enough for
a large bed, even if it isn't actually a king size bed. When staging a room, put
less in the room than you would if merely redesigning it or repurposing it. If
this room were being staged, I would have put only one night stand by the bed
with a lamp (not two stands). Floor plants would have also been removed.
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More Great Training on Arranging Furniture and Accessories |
For more training on how to professionally arrange furniture and accessories
for any room in your home, read about Decor
Secrets Revealed, my electronic book with 25 chapters devoted solely to this subject, including
over 600 photos to illustrate what you will learn. This ebook, along with the book above,
will turn anyone into a whiz at arranging furniture. Guaranteed! Barb's had many
professional interior designers rave about the incredible training this ebook
provides that they did not get in all of their formal design classes in college.
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About the Author
Barbara Jennings is author of 16 decorating books/ebooks: Decor Secrets Revealed, Rearrange It, Home Staging for Profit, Home Staging for Yourself,
A Real Estate Agent's Guide to Offering Free Home Staging Consultations, Staging Portfolio Secrets, Staging Luxurious Homes,
Getting Paid: Financial Strategies for Home Stagers, Home Staging in Tough
Times, Arrange Your Stuff, Advanced Redesign, Pro Art Consulting, Where There's a Wall - There's a Way, The Secret Art of Hanging Art, Great Parties! Great Homes!, and Wall Groupings! The Secrets of Arranging Art and Photos
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