Storage with style

We often hear "The house needs more storage!" It is a common complaint heard by homeowners and buyers. But what many do not know is that a home can never have too many shelves or cabinets. It makes an overloaded effect of space and the feeling that the shelf or the closet is very small.

For you a broker or a real estate company, it is important to show off in all your listings that the storage potential should be one of the top items on your to-do showing prep list.

Not surprising, the less clutter, the bigger the space will appear. So that means hauling away most of what is cluttering those closets, pantries, and shelves so that homebuyers can see the space, the floor, and the wall.

Here are some tips and ideas for showing off storage in a home:

Using proper shelving. - putting next to an entry door or even in the garage. The “drop zone” area is appealing to buyers who seek a place to store shoes, coats, bags, and anything else as they enter the home. You can use in a small area like cubbies, hooks, and a mat for shoes.

Invest in wicker baskets. - These you can add them to open shelving in the bathroom or living room to make the area look organized and added drop zones for belongings.

Clean out the closets. - Remove the majority of the clothes hanging in the closet, leaving only a few on wooden hangers and a few clothes. The storage space will look less cluttered and more spacious; it will give you the sensation of cleanness.

Stock the pantry in containers. - An overly cluttered pantry will look smaller an dirty so you can make the space look enlarging by using containers for foods and lining items in a row to look organized.

We hope these tips can be useful, for sure it will give you a better impression of the home you are selling and for the home buyers a fresh look of the interior space of the property.