Completely Avoid These Major Decorating Mistakes

It is important to be attentive to what you add or subtract from each room in your home. There are some terrific design ideas. However, there are bad ones too.
Below are some recommendations to help you prevent decorating mistakes:
Try to avoid restricting your kitchen. Your kitchen representing your tastes. Think beyond a generic all-white and all-black design. For those who have the budget, consider completely remodeling your kitchen to create the style you want. Get creative with a mix of colors and materials, open shelving, hanging pots and pans.
Don't hang art too high. For those who have art pieces, avoid hanging it too high. Make it easier to enjoy by hanging it at eye level.
Don’t go extreme with paint colors. Be careful not to include too many colours in your home. It's a good idea to include some different colours in your home’s color scheme. I would suggest to only use two or three colors in the main areas of the house. This approach will save money from having to hire a painter to repaint when it comes time to sell.
Avoid limiting tile to just bathrooms and kitchens. Think about investing into tile flooring if you have pets. Tile is less complicated to clean than carpeting. Build visual appeal by adding a tile backslash. Some people use tiles in there garden for a style and design feature.
Are you considering selling your home and would like to sell it quickly?
I suggest you choose a REALTOR® that will help you with some decorating advice. Many REALTOR®s are associated with a home staging expert. Get amazing advice so you can get the best value for your home.
Mike Bolger, Sales Rep
Chestnut Park Realty Southwestern Ontario Ltd.
The Shops at Waterloo Town Square
75 King Street South, Unit 50 
Waterloo, ON N2J 1P2
+1 (519) 616-2656 
http://www.mikebolger.ca/

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