This listing had such an interesting history. The living room was actually the original structure, which was unable to be fully updated according to city codes. While it had some modern features such as freshly painted white walls, some elements were far from the modern aesthetic of the rest of the home, which had been added on in a massive remodel over the years. Our challenge with the space was making sure it felt cohesive with the ultra modern take on the rest of the staging.

This third floor bonus space was so architecturally beautiful with its unique angles and high ceilings, but it made for a tricky staging project in terms of creating a space that was cohesive for buyers while still showing the overall function of the space. We knew we wanted a funky, cool, elevated feeling, so we brought in some fun elements such as these edgy accent chairs and the green leather sofa.

To be totally honest, this basement was a bit of an intimidating space for us at first. When we saw the video provided by our client, we knew it was quite large, and when we walked the property during the consultation, it was even bigger in person than we had imagined. Believe it or not, the space you see above is actually just one zone of the full living space in the lower level. We knew we needed some large items to make sure to match the scaled of the room and avoid everything feeling small in comparison.