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13 Ways to Make your Home Look Like a Milliion Bucks                                                     1. Make an Entrance You know the saying: You never have a second chance to make a first impression. "The outside of your home is the first thing guests see," says Christopher Breining, owner of HomeStagers, Inc., in San Francisco. And like it or not, the outside speaks volumes about what's inside — and about its owner. A welcoming entry, such as this one designed by Pamela Berstler, helps set the tone for the rest of the house. Breining suggests a quart of glossy paint in a bold, cheerful color for the front door (we suggest red), new hardware (or a little elbow grease to clean and polish the existing knocker, lockset, porch light, house numbers and mailbox), a fresh coir or seagrass mat, and a trio of seasonal potted plants on the landing to dramatically brighten and refresh your home's entry and make visitors feel welcome. This small investment pays personal dividends, too, giving you an emotional boost and a dose of house-pride with each homecoming.                                                      2. Conquer Clutter Admit it: You have too much stuff. "The most import!ant thing most people can do to improve their home is to clear out, clean up and get rid of clutter," says Lisa LaPorta, designer on HGTV's Designed to Sell and owner of Lisa LaPorta Design in L.A. Be ruthless as you go about purging your belongings. If you haven't used it in three months, stagers say, box it up and store it away; if you haven't used it in a year, get rid of it. Make a house rule that for every new item that comes in, an old one has to leave. Any mixed feelings you have about tossing life's accumulated belongings will quickly be replaced with a sense of relief and appreciation of your uncluttered surroundings. Sound daunting? Take it one room at a time. If your bookshelves are bursting at the seams, for instance, "clear them off and start over," suggests Michelle Yackel, owner of Divine Redesigns in Atlanta. "It's OK to have empty space around your books and knickknacks."                                                     3. Make "Less is More" Your Mantra A cluttered home can also be caused by too much furniture. "People tend to line their walls with furniture — one piece after another," says Christopher Breining, owner of HomeStagers, Inc., in San Francisco. When professional stagers descend on a home being prepped for market, they often whisk away as much as half of the owner's furnishings, and the house looks much bigger for it. Case in point: Designer Simon Temprell kept this living area clean and uncluttered for a contemporary, no-fuss look. You don't have to whittle that drastically, but take a hard look at what you have and ask yourself what you can live without. "You really only need two pieces of furniture per wall: a bed and a nightstand, or a dresser and a chair," Breining advises. Another rule of thumb: If you don't use it regularly, lose it. While you're doing this sometimes-painful pruning, remind yourself that every square foot you free up is prime real estate.                                                     4. Float Furniture If your couches are clinging to your walls, you're not alone — it's a typical decorating mistake, stagers say. "There's a common belief that rooms will feel larger and be easier to use if all the furniture is pushed up against the walls, but it's simply not true," says Lisa LaPorta, designer on HGTV's Designed to Sell and owner of Lisa LaPorta Design in L.A. Instead, furnish your space by floating furniture away from walls. Reposition sofas and chairs into cozy conversational groups, and place pieces so that the traffic flow in the room is obvious. In most cases, this means keeping the perimeters clear. "When you place furniture in a room, envision a figure-eight or the letter H in the middle, with clear pathways around it," LaPorta suggests. Not only will this make the space more user-friendly, it will open up the room and make it seem larger. If you're nervous about doing something that can seem a bit radical, "Try an area rug on an angle first, then move the couch and see how it looks. But just try it," says Christopher Breining, owner of HomeStagers, Inc., in San Francisco. If the new arrangement doesn't strike your fancy, you can always put things back the way they were. But chances are, you won't want to. Giving your furniture some breathing room, as designer Phyllis Harbinger does in this living room, makes a room look larger.                                                     5. Mix It Up    Design : Ammie Kim You'd never consider donning the same clothes for days on end, so why force your home to endure the same tired decor year after year? "We get used to our surroundings, but they can become stale and stagnant. If a chair has been in the same spot for five years, move it!" says Barb Schwarz, known nationally as an expert for preparing properties to sell and coauthor of Home Staging: The Winning Way to Sell Your House for More Money. Think of your digs as a superstore, with the added bonus that everything in it is free. Give yourself permission to move furniture, artwork and accessories between rooms on a whim. "When you move things to new spots, you appreciate them again and give your house a whole new look for nothing," Schwarz says. Suggestions: Just because you bought that armchair for the living room, for instance, doesn't mean it won't look great anchoring a sitting area in your bedroom. Perch a little-used dining room table in front of a pretty window, top it with buffet lamps and other accessories, and press it into service as a beautiful writing desk or library table. Take advantage of art by creating a spacious museum-look, like designer Ammie Kim has here.        6. Rediscover "Lost" Spaces "A big part of what stagers do is create fantasy spaces: an exercise room, a meditation space, an art studio, a family game room," says Linda Russell, owner of HouseDressing in Montclair, N.J. and agent on HGTV's Bought & Sold. "We take that unused space on the third floor or in the basement and turn it into something you've always dreamed about having." If you have a room that currently serves only to gather junk, repurpose it into something that will add to the value — and enjoyment — of your home, like this dreamy project room in the HGTV Dream Home 2006. Move boxes to a rented storage space (or better yet, have a yard sale or donate their contents to charity) and get to work creating the space you yearn for.                                                       7. Let the Sun Shine In    Design : Ammie Kim Don't forget to dress up windows for both form and function. "We almost always take off old, heavy drapery and put something light, airy and gauzy in its place," says Linda Russell, owner of HouseDressing in Montclair, N.J. and agent on HGTV's Bought & Sold. This ushers in natural light and makes a previously closed-in space seem larger. Designer Ammie Kim uses a combination of minimal window treatments for a light-filled living area. Use sheers and a tension rod to achieve this look on the cheap. If privacy is paramount, top-down, bottom-up Roman shades will block the neighbors' view of your bathtub but let you gaze at the sky while you soak. Lisa LaPorta, designer on HGTV's Designed to Sell and owner of Lisa LaPorta Design in L.A., favors bamboo or parchment shades and simple curtain panels made from fine cotton twill or translucent linen. These materials let light stream in during the day, provide privacy at night and add touchable texture to a room. Or consider investing in Christopher Breining's, owner of HomeStagers, Inc., in San Francisco, favorite window treatments: sheer fabric shades with built-in blinds (Hunter Douglas offers several options.) "They look great and offer so much versatility," he says. Other window treatment tips:  If windows are narrow, extend curtain rods a foot or so on each side to suggest width.   If your ceilings are low, hang rods right at the ceiling line and consider window treatments with vertical stripes to create the illusion of height.                                                      8. Light the Way One of the things that make staged homes look so warm and welcoming is great lighting. As it turns out, many of our own homes are improperly lit — either we have too few fixtures, or our lighting is too dim or too harsh (or all of the above). To remedy the problem and make your home more inviting, increase the wattage in your lamps and fixtures. Aim for a total of 100 watts for every 50 square feet. Then install dimmers so you can vary light levels according to your mood and the time of day. This is a relatively simple project for a do-it-yourselfer, or you can hire an electrician for a couple of hours to do several at once. And while you're at it, be sure to replace dingy, almond-colored light-switch covers with crisp white ones. New covers cost less than a buck apiece and are a quick, easy update. Don't depend on just one or two fixtures per room, either. It's just as import!ant to layer lighting as it is to have sufficient wattage, Christopher Breining, owner of HomeStagers, Inc., in San Francisco, points out. Make sure you have three types of lighting: ambient (general or overhead), task (pendant, undercabinet or reading) and accent (table and wall) lighting. "A combination of overhead, floor, table and accent lighting creates great ambience," Breining says. "Having lights on different planes provides good illumination and makes the room interesting." Ambient recessed lighting gives this bedroom designed by Baylor Anne Bone a subtle glow. One thing that's always in Breining's bag of tricks: uplights. "You can buy one for as little as $5 at home improvement stores and hide it behind a potted plant. It creates incredible drama." Another hint: Place mirrors, silver or glass bowls or other reflective objects near lamps to bounce light around the room and make it glow even more                                                      9. Make a Splash with Color "Painting is the cheapest, easiest way to give your home a new look," says Lisa LaPorta, HGTV's Designed to Sell and owner of Lisa LaPorta Design in L.A. Even if you were weaned on off-white walls, take a chance and test out a quart of paint in a warm, neutral hue. You can always paint over it if you don't like the effect. These days, the definition of "neutral" extends way beyond beige: from warm tans and honeys to soft blue-greens. Even deeper shades are enjoying a renaissance. "Don't shy away from dark colors in a powder room, dining room or bedroom," says Michael Friedes, Nest Home Design stager based in Oakland, Calif. "A deep tone on the walls can make the space more intimate, dramatic and cozy — and surprisingly, it can even make a small room seem bigger because there's no delineation of the corners." Designer Lori Dennis used a calming blue punctuated with crisp white bedding and playfully colored accessories to create this intimate bedroom. Start with a pillow, textile or piece of art you love, LaPorta suggests. "The background color is often great for walls, and you can pull out the other colors for accents around the room." You could also try painting an accent wall to draw attention to a dramatic fireplace or a lovely set of windows. Either paint the wall a contrasting — but still complementary — color or a more intense version of the paint used in the rest of the room. If you have built-in bookcases or niches, experiment with painting the insides a color that will make them pop: a soft sage green to set off the white pottery displayed within, perhaps. If you're too timid to whip out the paintbrushes, add punch with richly colored accessories, pillows and throws, LaPorta says. When seasons change, or you're ready for something new, these couldn't be simpler to switch out.                                                     10. Paint It Black Using white-painted furniture is a tried-and-true tactic for freshening a room, but don't forget its opposite: a coat of satiny black paint can revive tired furnishings and lend a chic, dramatic flair to just about any space. "Painting an old piece black immediately updates it," says Michael Friedes, Nest Home Design stager based in Oakland, Calif. "We use black in staging all the time. It has a graphic quality, provides contrast and makes a real impact." Designer Andreas Charalambous uses a black table and frames to add sophistication to this corridor. Not only does black work with every other hue, it makes the colors surrounding it pop, and melds with most any decor, from vintage to ethnic to modern. The key, as always, is moderation: Use black as an accent in picture frames, lampshades, accessories and small pieces of furniture. "The big black leather couch of the '80s is black gone awry," Friedes warns. Get more ideas for decorating with black from top designers.                                                       11. Make Your Art Sing      Design : Ammie Kim If your home is like most, art is hung in a high line encircling each room. Big mistake: Placing your pictures, paintings and prints in such stereotypical spots can render them almost invisible. "Art displayed creatively makes the art stand out more and shows off your space," says Michael Friedes, Nest Home Design stager based in Oakland, Calif. Break up that line and vary the patterning and grouping by hanging a row of art in several ways: Diagonally, with each piece staggered a bit higher or lower than the next. This is great for directing the eye toward an architectural feature like a window or arched doorway. Designer Aimee Kim uses a diagonal arrangement (above) to add interest to a dining room wall. Triangularly, with one picture above, one below and one beside — a nice accent for a table-and-chair vignette. A vertical line, perfect for accentuating a high ceiling. "Hang pictures on different planes so that your eye goes up and down as it travels around the room. It creates interest on your walls," says Friedes. Try hanging things a bit lower than you're used to, as well, so that wall art relates to furniture groupings rather than floating (and getting lost) in its own space.                                                    12. Accessorize with Flair Mixing the right accessories, as designer Phyllis Harbinger does here, can make a room all the more inviting — for buyers or for guests. When it comes to eye-pleasing accessorizing, odd numbers are preferable, especially threes. Rather than setting your trio of accessories out in a row, imagine a triangle and place one object at each point. Scale is import!ant, too, so in your group of three be sure to vary items by height and width, with the largest at the back and the smallest in front. "On a side table, for instance, you might have a lamp, a plant or flower arrangement and a book or a small box," home stager Barb Schwarz explains. For maximum effect, group accessories by color, shape, texture or some other unifying element, stagers suggest. Another hint from Linda Russell, owner of HouseDressing in Montclair, N.J. and agent on HGTV's Bought & Sold: The eye naturally "reads" the room from left to right, so putting a striking object in the far right corner will automatically draw your gaze there and make the room seem bigger.                                                      13. Bring the Outdoors In Staged homes are almost always graced with fresh flowers and pricey orchid arrangements, but you can get a similar effect simply by raiding your yard. "Take clippings of branches or twigs and put them in a large vase in the corner of a room to add height. It's a great structural piece that doesn't cost anything," says Michelle Yackel, owner of Divine Redesigns in Atlanta. Designer Ann Morris adds color and style with the well-placed floral arrangement shown here. It's also an easy way to incorporate seasonal greenery. 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1. Make an Entrance 입구 만들 You know the saying: You never have a second chance to make a first impression. 아시는 얘기 : 당신은 절대 첫 인상을 만드는 데 두 번의 기회가있습니다. "The outside of your home is the first thing guests see," says Christopher Breining, owner of HomeStagers, Inc., in San Francisco. "당신의 고향은 제일 먼저 밖으로 손님 참조"라고 말합니다 크리스토퍼 breining, 소유자의 homestagers 기업, 샌프란 시스코에서도합니다. And like it or not, the outside speaks volumes about what's inside — and about its owner. 그리고 좋든 싫든, 외부 남습니다 안에 무엇이 있나 - 그리고 회사의 소유자. A welcoming entry, such as this one designed by Pamela Berstler, helps set the tone for the rest of the house. a 환영 항목 파멜라와 같은 berstler 이것에 의해 설계, 음색의 나머지를 설정하는 데 도움이 집을합니다. Breining suggests a quart of glossy paint in a bold, cheerful color for the front door (we suggest red), new hardware (or a little elbow grease to clean and polish the existing knocker, lockset, porch light, house numbers and mailbox), a fresh coir or seagrass mat, and a trio of seasonal potted plants on the landing to dramatically brighten and refresh your home's entry and make visitors feel welcome. 1 리터의 제안에 광택 페인트 breining 굵게, 밝은 색상을 프런트 도어 (권해 적색), 새 하드웨어를 (또는 약간 팔꿈치 기름을 기존의 문고리를 청소, 폴란드, lockset, 베란다 빛, 주택 숫자 및 사서함), 신선한 coir 또는 씨그래스 매트, 그리고 절기 트리오의 방문을 획기적으로 화분을 밝게하고 방문자의 항목을 처음으로 새로 고치십시오 느낄 오신 것을 환영합니다. This small investment pays personal dividends, too, giving you an emotional boost and a dose of house-pride with each homecoming. 이 작은 투자 지불 개인의 배당금도, 감정적인 향상과 복용량을주고 집 - 자존심 각각의 동창회를합니다.

2. Conquer Clutter 정복하는 잡음 Admit it: You have too much stuff. 인정 : 당신은 물건을 너무 많이합니다. "The most import!ant thing most people can do to improve their home is to clear out, clean up and get rid of clutter," says Lisa LaPorta, designer on HGTV's Designed to Sell and owner of Lisa LaPorta Design in LA "가장 중요한 것은 대부분의 사람들은 자신들의 고향을 개선 할 수있는 방법을 정리, 청소 및 없애 불과합니다"라고 말합니다 리사 laporta, 디자이너를 hgtv 리사 수 있도록 고안되었습니다 laporta 설계 판매의 소유자 라 Be ruthless as you go about purging your belongings. 귀하의 소지품을 제거에 대한 무자 비한가 이동합니다. If you haven't used it in three months, stagers say, box it up and store it away; if you haven't used it in a year, get rid of it. 그것을 사용하지 않은 경우 3 개월, stagers 말해, 상자에 보관하지 말고 멀리해서, 그것을 사용하지 않은 경우 1 년, 없애 버려. Make a house rule that for every new item that comes in, an old one has to leave. 하우스 규칙을 만들 때마다 새로운 항목이 들어오면, 오래된 하나는 떠나합니다. Any mixed feelings you have about tossing life's accumulated belongings will quickly be replaced with a sense of relief and appreciation of your uncluttered surroundings. 던지기에 대해 어떠한 삶의 축적이 혼합된 감정을 신속하게 대체될 소지품은 유머 감각이 조직의 완화 및 환경 감사합니다. Sound daunting? 결코 쉽지 않아 보입니까? Take it one room at a time. 한 번에 한 방에 받아합니다. If your bookshelves are bursting at the seams, for instance, "clear them off and start over," suggests Michelle Yackel, owner of Divine Redesigns in Atlanta. 귀하의 책장은 초만원, 예를 들어, "취소 내서 다시 시작,"제안 미셸 yackel, redesigns 애틀랜타에있는 신성의 소유자. "It's OK to have empty space around your books and knickknacks." "그건 '확인'을 주위에 빈 공간이 귀하의 도서 및 knickknacks합니다."

3. Make "Less is More" Your Mantra 을 "덜은"당신의 좌우명 A cluttered home can also be caused by too much furniture. a 포화 처음으로 인해 너무 많은 가구 수도있습니다. "People tend to line their walls with furniture — one piece after another," says Christopher Breining, owner of HomeStagers, Inc., in San Francisco. "사람들은 그들의 벽을 경향이 줄을 가구 - 원피스이 잇따르고있다"라고 말합니다 크리스토퍼 breining, 소유자의 homestagers 기업, 샌프란 시스코에서도합니다. When professional stagers descend on a home being prepped for market, they often whisk away as much as half of the owner's furnishings, and the house looks much bigger for it. 이 때 처음으로 프로 stagers 준비를 하강 시장, 그들은 종종 절반을 제거하는만큼 소유자의 가구, 그리고 그것이 집은 훨씬 더 큰를합니다. Case in point: Designer Simon Temprell kept this living area clean and uncluttered for a contemporary, no-fuss look. 사건은 점 : 디자이너 사이먼 깨끗하고 정리된 거실이 temprell 보관을 현대적인, 아니 - 법석보세요. You don't have to whittle that drastically, but take a hard look at what you have and ask yourself what you can live without. whittle하지 않아도 그 내용이 풍부하게,하지만 한 하드 봐, 당신이 당신 자신에게 물어보세요 당신없이는 살 수있습니다. "You really only need two pieces of furniture per wall: a bed and a nightstand, or a dresser and a chair," Breining advises. "당신 정말 1 만 가구의 두 조각이 필요 벽 : 침대와 스탠드, 또는 옷장, 의자,"breining 권고합니다. Another rule of thumb: If you don't use it regularly, lose it. 또 다른 규칙을 엄지손가락 :를 사용하지 않을 경우 그것은 정기적으로 잃을 것이요. While you're doing this sometimes-painful pruning, remind yourself that every square foot you free up is prime real estate . 때로는 당신이 일을하는 동안 - 고통 정리, 자신이 매 평방 피트를 상기시켜 프라임은 부동산을 무료합니다.

4. Float Furniture 부동 가구 If your couches are clinging to your walls, you're not alone — it's a typical decorating mistake, stagers say. 봄날하여 귀하의 소파는 벽, 당신은 혼자가 아니 - 그것은 전형적인 장식 실수 stagers 말할합니다. "There's a common belief that rooms will feel larger and be easier to use if all the furniture is pushed up against the walls, but it's simply not true," says Lisa LaPorta, designer on HGTV's Designed to Sell and owner of Lisa LaPorta Design in LA "저기는 일반적인 믿음이 객실은 크고,이 느낌을 쉽게 사용할 수있는 모든 가구는 벽에 밀어 벽,하지만 이건 단순히 사실이 아니"라고 말합니다 리사 laporta, 디자이너를 hgtv 수 있도록 고안되었습니다 리사 판매 및 laporta 디자인의 소유자 라 Instead, furnish your space by floating furniture away from walls. 대신에, 당신의 공간을 제공 부동 가구 떨어져 벽에합니다. Reposition sofas and chairs into cozy conversational groups, and place pieces so that the traffic flow in the room is obvious. 편안한 소파와 의자를 재배치 회화 그룹 및 장소의 트래픽 흐름을 조각 있도록 객실은 분명합니다. In most cases, this means keeping the perimeters clear. 대부분의 경우, 이것은 경계를 명확하게 유지합니다. "When you place furniture in a room, envision a figure-eight or the letter H in the middle, with clear pathways around it," LaPorta suggests. "메시지가 나타난다 가구의 장소 룸, 구상 그림 - 8 명, 혹은 중간에 편지 홈으로 주위 취소 경로,"laporta 제시합니다. Not only will this make the space more user-friendly, it will open up the room and make it seem larger. 이것은 더 많은 사용자의 공간을뿐 아니라 -하기 쉽고, 그것은 더 큰를 열 수있는 룸을 느껴지게합니다. If you're nervous about doing something that can seem a bit radical, "Try an area rug on an angle first, then move the couch and see how it looks. But just try it," says Christopher Breining, owner of HomeStagers, Inc., in San Francisco. 만약 당신이 뭔가를하고있는 신경 조금 과격한 수있는 것 "영역을 사용해 보는 각도에 깔개를 켠 다음, 소파를 이동하는 방법을 확인할 것.하지만 한 번 드셔보세요"라고 말합니다 크리스토퍼 breining, 소유자의 homestagers, inc ., 샌프란 시스코에서도합니다. If the new arrangement doesn't strike your fancy, you can always put things back the way they were. 귀하의 경우에는 파업 새로운 배치되지 않습니다 팬시, 당신은 항상 그들은 사물을 위로하는 방법. But chances are, you won't want to. 하지만 기회가, 당신 싶지 않을합니다. Giving your furniture some breathing room, as designer Phyllis Harbinger does in this living room, makes a room look larger. 귀하의 가구를주고 일부 호흡을 룸, 디자이너 필리스 전조로이가 거실, 만드는 방 봐 큰합니다.

5. Mix It Up 믹스 해     Design : Ammie Kim You'd never consider donning the same clothes for days on end, so why force your home to endure the same tired decor year after year? 을 절대 일 동안 동일한 복장을 착용을 고려 끝, 그래서 당신의 집에 강제로 영속 해마다 동일한 피곤 장식? "We get used to our surroundings, but they can become stale and stagnant. If a chair has been in the same spot for five years, move it!" "우리는 우리의 주변 환경에 익숙해 있지만 부실과 침체 될 수있습니다. 의자의 경우는 5 년 동안 같은 장소에서, 움직여!" says Barb Schwarz, known nationally as an expert for preparing properties to sell and coauthor of Home Staging: The Winning Way to Sell Your House for More Money. 슈워츠는 말한다 바브 알려진 전국 준비 속성을 전문으로 판매 및 공동 작성자의 홈 스테이징 : 귀하의 주택을 판매 방법에 대한 더 많은 돈을 승리합니다. Think of your digs as a superstore, with the added bonus that everything in it is free. 귀하의 거처를 생각하는 수퍼로서, 모든 항목이 추가된 보너스는 무료. Give yourself permission to move furniture, artwork and accessories between rooms on a whim. 권한을 줄 수도있습니다 이동 가구, 아트웍 및 주변 기기를 변덕 사이에 객실을합니다. "When you move things to new spots, you appreciate them again and give your house a whole new look for nothing," Schwarz says. "물건을 이동할 때 새로운 관광 명소, 당신에게 당신의 집에 감사하고 그들을 다시 완전히 새로운 디자인 아무것도 아니라고,"슈워츠는 말한다. Suggestions: 제안 사항 : Just because you bought that armchair for the living room, for instance, doesn't mean it won't look great anchoring a sitting area in your bedroom. 그 의자를 구입해서 거실, 예를 들면,하지 않을 뜻이 좋아 보이는 지역에 앉아서 네 침실에 정박합니다. Perch a little-used dining room table in front of a pretty window, top it with buffet lamps and other accessories, and press it into service as a beautiful writing desk or library table . 농어 조금 - 이용 식탁 앞에 서있는 예쁜 창, 상위 그것을 뷔페 램프 및 기타 주변 기기, 그리고 언론 서비스를 넣어 아름다운 책상이나 도서관 테이블을합니다. Take advantage of art by creating a spacious museum-look, like designer Ammie Kim has here. 넓은 박물관의 예술을 만들어 활용 -보세요, 같은 디자이너 ammie 김 위원장은 여기에있습니다.

6. Rediscover "Lost" Spaces 재발견 "손실"공백이 "A big part of what stagers do is create fantasy spaces: an exercise room, a meditation space, an art studio, a family game room," says Linda Russell, owner of HouseDressing in Montclair, NJ and agent on HGTV's Bought & Sold. "의 큰 부분은 무엇 stagers 판타지 공간을 만들기 : 운동 룸, 명상 공간, 미술 스튜디오, 가족 오락실,"라고 말합니다 린다 러셀, housedressing에의 소유자 montclair 뉴저지와 에이전트의 구입 및 판매 hgtv합니다. "We take that unused space on the third floor or in the basement and turn it into something you've always dreamed about having." "우리는 그 공간을 사용하지 않는 3 층 또는 지하실과 꿈에 대해 차례가 넣기만하면 당신은 항상 데합니다." If you have a room that currently serves only to gather junk, repurpose it into something that will add to the value — and enjoyment — of your home, like this dreamy project room in the HGTV Dream Home 2006. 룸이있는 경우에만를 수집하는 서비스는 현재 정크, 다시 그것을 장바구니에 값이 될만한 - 그리고 즐거움 중 - 당신의 홈페이지, 이렇게 hgtv 꿈을 꿈꾸는 프로젝트 룸에서 처음으로 2006. Move boxes to a rented storage space (or better yet, have a yard sale or donate their contents to charity) and get to work creating the space you yearn for. 이동 상자에 저장 공간을 임대 (또는 더 나은 그러나,이 마당의 콘텐츠를 판매 또는 자선 단체 기부), 당신은 동경의 공간을 만드는 일을합니다.

7. Let the Sun Shine In 햇볕에 놔두기로   Design : Ammie Kim Don't forget to dress up windows for both form and function. 팝업 창을 드레스를 잊지 말고 둘 다 양식 및 기능을합니다. "We almost always take off old, heavy drapery and put something light, airy and gauzy in its place," says Linda Russell, owner of HouseDressing in Montclair, NJ and agent on HGTV's Bought & Sold. "우리는 거의 항상 이륙 노인, 무거운 커튼을 꾸며서 빛, 그 자리에 올리고 gauzy"라고 말합니다 린다 러셀, housedressing에의 소유자 montclair 뉴저지에있는 요원들 hgtv의 구입 및 판매하고있습니다. This ushers in natural light and makes a previously closed-in space seem larger. 이 ushers의 자연광을 만드는 것 이전에 종료 - 우주에 큰합니다. Designer Ammie Kim uses a combination of minimal window treatments for a light-filled living area. 최소한의 조합을 사용하는 디자이너 김 창 ammie 빛 - 채워진 거실 치료합니다. Use sheers and a tension rod to achieve this look on the cheap. 장력 막대를 사용하고 이것을 이루기위한 sheers 싸게보세요. If privacy is paramount, top-down, bottom-up Roman shades will block the neighbors' view of your bathtub but let you gaze at the sky while you soak. 만약 개인 정보 보호 정책은 파라마운트, '상위 - 아래, 아래쪽 -을 로마의 음영을 차단하는 이웃 사람'보기의 욕조하지만 우리를 흡수하는 동안 하늘을 응시합니다. Lisa LaPorta, designer on HGTV's Designed to Sell and owner of Lisa LaPorta Design in LA, favors bamboo or parchment shades and simple curtain panels made from fine cotton twill or translucent linen. 리사 laporta, 디자이너를 hgtv 리사 수 있도록 고안되었습니다 laporta 설계 판매의 소유자 라, 청탁이나 양피지 대나무로 만든 색조 및 단순 커튼 패널을 능직물 또는 반투명 좋은 코튼 린넨합니다. These materials let light stream in during the day, provide privacy at night and add touchable texture to a room. 하루 동안의 어디 빛 스트림에 이러한 자료를 제공하고 개인 정보 보호 정책 야간 및 추가 만질 수의 텍스처를 실. Or consider investing in Christopher Breining's, owner of HomeStagers, Inc., in San Francisco, favorite window treatments: sheer fabric shades with built-in blinds (Hunter Douglas offers several options.) "They look great and offer so much versatility," he says. 크리스토퍼하거나 투자를 고려 breining의 소유자가 homestagers 기업, 샌프란 시스코, 마음에 드는 윈도우 트리 트먼트 : 순전히 패브릭 음영 내장 -이 블라인드 (헌터 더글라스 여러 옵션을 제공합니다.) "그들은 너무 많은 다양한 기능을 제공 멋져"라고 말한다. Other window treatment tips:  If windows are narrow, extend curtain rods a foot or so on each side to suggest width.   If your ceilings are low, hang rods right at the ceiling line and consider window treatments with vertical stripes to create the illusion of height. 다른 윈도우 치료 팁 : 만약 윈도우가 좁고 커튼 봉을 연장하거나 너무 양쪽에 발을 폭을 제안합니다. 천정이 낮은 경우, 잠시 막대기 창에서 오른쪽으로 천장 라인과 고려의 환상을 만드는 트리 트먼트 신장과 수직 줄무늬 합니다.

8. Light the Way 조명하는 방법 One of the things that make staged homes look so warm and welcoming is great lighting. 주택을 연출하고있는 것들 중 하나를 너무 따뜻한 환영이 큰 조명합니다. As it turns out, many of our own homes are improperly lit — either we have too few fixtures, or our lighting is too dim or too harsh (or all of the above). 결과론적으로, 대부분의 자신의 주택은 부적 절한 켜짐 - 중 하나가 설비 부족, 또는 우리의 조명이 흐리게하거나 너무 가혹한 (또는 모두를 위 참조). To remedy the problem and make your home more inviting, increase the wattage in your lamps and fixtures. 더 많은 개선을 위해 처음으로이 문제를 만드십시오 초청, 증가의 와트 램프, 비품합니다. Aim for a total of 100 watts for every 50 square feet. 각 100w을 목표로 총 50평방피트합니다. Then install dimmers so you can vary light levels according to your mood and the time of day. 조명을 설치 달라질 수있습니다 수준을 dimmers 그래서 여러분의 기분과 시간에 따라 하루 중합니다. This is a relatively simple project for a do-it-yourselfer, or you can hire an electrician for a couple of hours to do several at once. 이것은 비교적 간단 프로젝트를 할 -이 - 도와 드릴까요?, 또는 전기 기술자를 고용하실 수있습니다 두어 시간 정도를 한 번에 할 몇합니다. And while you're at it, be sure to replace dingy, almond-colored light-switch covers with crisp white ones. 그리고 그들과 함께, dingy를 교체해야합니다, 아몬드 - 색깔의 빛 - 스위치를 덮개에 백장미가 선명합니다. New covers cost less than a buck apiece and are a quick, easy update. 신규 씩 1 달러 미만의 비용을 커버가 빠르고 쉽게 업데이 트를합니다. Don't depend on just one or two fixtures per room, either. 단지 하나 또는 두 개의 설비에 의존하지 방마다도합니다. It's just as import!ant to layer lighting as it is to have sufficient wattage, Christopher Breining, owner of HomeStagers, Inc., in San Francisco, points out. 이건 그냥만큼 중요하게 계층이 충분히 조명을 그대로 와트, 크리스토퍼 breining, 소유자의 homestagers 기업, 샌프란 시스코, 지적합니다. Make sure you have three types of lighting: ambient (general or overhead), task (pendant, undercabinet or reading) and accent (table and wall) lighting. 세 종류의 조명 설치되어 있는지 확인하십시오 : 환경 (일반 또는 간접), 작업 (펜던트, undercabinet 또는 읽기)과 악센트 (테이블과 벽) 조명합니다. "A combination of overhead, floor, table and accent lighting creates great ambience," Breining says. "의 조합을 오버헤드가, 바닥, 테이블과 악센트를 만들어 좋은 분위기 조명,"breining 말한다. "Having lights on different planes provides good illumination and makes the room interesting." "비행기는 서로 다른 데 빛 좋은 조명을 제공하고 방을 재미있는합니다." Ambient recessed lighting gives this bedroom designed by Baylor Anne Bone a subtle glow. 베일러가 디자 인한 주변 후퇴된이 침실 조명은 빛이 앤 뼈에 미묘한합니다. One thing that's always in Breining's bag of tricks: uplights. 1 건 breining의 주머니를 항상 트릭 : uplights합니다. "You can buy one for as little as $5 at home improvement stores and hide it behind a potted plant. It creates incredible drama." "하나를위한 구입하실 수있습니다 적게는 5 달러로 개선 저장소 및 숨길 뒤에있는 집에서 화분합니다. 만들어 믿을 수 드라마합니다." Another hint: Place mirrors, silver or glass bowls or other reflective objects near lamps to bounce light around the room and make it glow even more 또 다른 힌트 : 위치 거울, 은색 또는 유리 그릇이나 기타 반송 빛 반사 방 주위의 물체 근처 조명하고 그것을 더욱 발광 효과

9. Make a Splash with Color 스플래시 만들 색상 "Painting is the cheapest, easiest way to give your home a new look," says Lisa LaPorta, HGTV's Designed to Sell and owner of Lisa LaPorta Design in LA Even if you were weaned on off-white walls, take a chance and test out a quart of paint in a warm, neutral hue. "그림은 가장 싼, 쉬운 방법 처음으로 제공할 수있는 준비를 새로운 디자인"라고 말합니다 리사 laporta, 판매 및 hgtv 수 있도록 고안되었습니다 리사 laporta 디자인의 소유자 라해도 당신은이 따로 weaned - 흰 벽, 그리고 테스트 기회를 잡아 1 리터의 페인트에 따뜻하고, 중립적인 색상합니다. You can always paint over it if you don't like the effect. 언제든지 위에 도색하지 않은 경우처럼 그것의 영향합니다. These days, the definition of "neutral" extends way beyond beige: from warm tans and honeys to soft blue-greens. 요즘은에 대한 정의를 "중립"확장 방법 넘어 베이지색 : 따뜻한 담배와 해를 부드러운 블루 - 그린합니다. Even deeper shades are enjoying a renaissance. 더 깊은 음영을 즐기는 심지어는 르네상스합니다. "Don't shy away from dark colors in a powder room, dining room or bedroom," says Michael Friedes, Nest Home Design stager based in Oakland, Calif. "A deep tone on the walls can make the space more intimate, dramatic and cozy — and surprisingly, it can even make a small room seem bigger because there's no delineation of the corners." "어두운 색상을 피하기하지 파우더 룸, 다이닝 룸이나 침실,"라고 말합니다 마이클 friedes, 홈 디자인 경험 기반으로 둥지를 오클랜드, 캘리포니아 "의 깊은 음색 벽에 할 수있어 공간을보다 친밀한, 극적으로, 아늑한 - 그리고 놀랍게도, 작은 방을 만들 수있습니다 것도 더 큰 모서리의 묘사가 없으니까요. " Designer Lori Dennis used a calming blue punctuated with crisp white bedding and playfully colored accessories to create this intimate bedroom. 로리 데니스 디자이너와 간헐 사용하여 선명한 백색의 침구와 장난 잔잔한 파란 색깔의 액세서리를 만들 수있습니다 친밀한 침실합니다. Start with a pillow, textile or piece of art you love, LaPorta suggests. 베개를 시작, 섬유 또는 예술 작품 당신을 사랑하는 laporta 제시합니다. "The background color is often great for walls, and you can pull out the other colors for accents around the room." "의 배경 색상은 종종에 비해서는 벽, 그리고 다른 색상을 뺄 수있습니다 방 주위의 액센트합니다." You could also try painting an accent wall to draw attention to a dramatic fireplace or a lovely set of windows. 악센트 벽을 시도해보실 수도있습니다 그림을 그려 관심을 극적으로 벽난로이나 사랑스러운 설정 창. Either paint the wall a contrasting — but still complementary — color or a more intense version of the paint used in the rest of the room. 벽을 페인트 중 하나 대조 -하지만 아직도 보완 - 색상이나 좀 더 강력한 버전의 실의 나머지 부분에 사용되는 페인트합니다. If you have built-in bookcases or niches, experiment with painting the insides a color that will make them pop: a soft sage green to set off the white pottery displayed within, perhaps. -이 경우에는 기본 책장이나 틈새, 내부의 색상이 그림을 실험을 만들지는 팝 : 부드러운 현자 백색의 도자기에 표시되는 녹색에서 출발, 아마. If you're too timid to whip out the paintbrushes, add punch with richly colored accessories, pillows and throws, LaPorta says. 만약에 당신은 너무 소심 채찍 밖으로 페인트, 추가 펀치와 풍부한 색깔의 액세서리, 베개, 던지기, laporta 말한다. When seasons change, or you're ready for something new, these couldn't be simpler to switch out. 계절을 변경하거나 새로운 면을를 준비하는 이들로 전환할 수없습니다 아웃 간단합니다.

10. Paint It Black 그림판이 검은색 Using white-painted furniture is a tried-and-true tactic for freshening a room, but don't forget its opposite: a coat of satiny black paint can revive tired furnishings and lend a chic, dramatic flair to just about any space. 가구가 사용하는 흰색 - 도장 -과 - 진정한 전술을 시도 마셔 방이 있고, 그 반대하지만 잊지 마세요 : 코트의 광택있는 검은색 페인트를 빌려 가구와 우아한 피로 회복, 극적으로 모든 공간에 대한 감각을해서합니다. "Painting an old piece black immediately updates it," says Michael Friedes, Nest Home Design stager based in Oakland, Calif. "We use black in staging all the time. It has a graphic quality, provides contrast and makes a real impact." "그림은 검은색를 즉시 업데이 트 오래된 작품"라고 말합니다 마이클 friedes, 홈 디자인 경험 기반으로 둥지를 오클랜드, 캘리포니아 "우리의 모든 시간을 사용 검은색으로 준비합니다. 그것은 그래픽의 품질을 제공하고 진정한 영향을 반대합니다." Designer Andreas Charalambous uses a black table and frames to add sophistication to this corridor. 블랙 테이블과 프레임을 사용하는 디자이너 안드레아스 charalambous 세련이 복도를 추가합니다. Not only does black work with every other hue, it makes the colors surrounding it pop, and melds with most any decor, from vintage to ethnic to modern. 작동뿐 아니라 다른 모든 색상은 검정색, 그런 것들이 주변 지역의 색상이 인기 팝, 그리고 대부분의 모든 장식 melds부터 현대 민족 빈티지로합니다. The key, as always, is moderation: Use black as an accent in picture frames, lampshades, accessories and small pieces of furniture. 열쇠, 언제나처럼,이 절제 :이 사진을 사용 검은색으로 악센트를 프레임, lampshades, 액세서리 및 소규모 가구. "The big black leather couch of the '80s is black gone awry," Friedes warns. "커다란 검은 가죽 소파의 80 년대는 검은 사라 비스듬히,"friedes 경고합니다. Get more ideas for decorating with black from top designers 에 대한 아이디어를 좀 더 블랙의 정상급 디자이너와 장식

11. Make Your Art Sing 당신의 예술을 노래하는             Design : Ammie Kim If your home is like most, art is hung in a high line encircling each room. 당신의 고향은 대부분의 경우, 예술은 각 방에 누워 높은 행 0.9. Big mistake: Placing your pictures, paintings and prints in such stereotypical spots can render them almost invisible. 큰 실수 : 배치 귀하의 사진, 그림과 같은 고정 관념의 명소 지문이 거의 보이지 않는 그들을 렌더링할 수있습니다. "Art displayed creatively makes the art stand out more and shows off your space," says Michael Friedes, Nest Home Design stager based in Oakland, Calif. Break up that line and vary the patterning and grouping by hanging a row of art in several ways: "아트 표시됩니다 예술 눈에 띄는 다른 사람을 창조하고 우주를 벗어 보여줍니다"라고 말합니다 마이클 friedes, 홈 디자인 경험 기반으로 둥지를 오클랜드, 캘리포니아 브레이크 라인과 바꿀 수있다는 패턴 및 그룹화를 교수형에 의해 다양한 방법으로 미술 행 : Diagonally, with each piece staggered a bit higher or lower than the next. 대각선으로, 각각의 작품의 다음보다 높거나 낮게 조금 교체합니다. This is great for directing the eye toward an architectural feature like a window or arched doorway. 이것은 위대한 건축에 대한 감독 기능을 향해 눈을 아치 같은 창 또는 도어 웨이합니다. Designer Aimee Kim uses a diagonal arrangement (above) to add interest to a dining room wall. 대각선 배치를 사용하는 디자이너 김 아미 (위)를 추가 식당 벽에 관심을합니다. Triangularly, with one picture above, one below and one beside — a nice accent for a table-and-chair vignette. 삼각형과 한 장의 사진이 위, 아래에 하나 하나 옆에 - 좋은 악센트를 테이블 -과 - 의자 vignette합니다. A vertical line, perfect for accentuating a high ceiling. 수직 라인, 완벽한 accentuating 높은 천정합니다. "Hang pictures on different planes so that your eye goes up and down as it travels around the room. It creates interest on your walls," says Friedes. "중단 네 마음에 드는 사진을 서로 다른 비행기 그래서 여행가 방 주위의대로를 위아래합니다. 만들어이자를 귀하의 벽,"라고 말합니다 friedes합니다. Try hanging things a bit lower than you're used to, as well, so that wall art relates to furniture groupings rather than floating (and getting lost) in its own space. 당신이보다 조금 낮은 교수형 일을 시도 했는 데,도, 그래서 가구를 그룹화하는 대신 벽 예술 관련이 부동 (및 미아)에 자신의 공간을합니다.

12. Accessorize with Flair 재주 악세 사 리용 Mixing the right accessories, as designer Phyllis Harbinger does here, can make a room all the more inviting — for buyers or for guests. 믹싱의 오른쪽 액세서리 디자이너 필리스로 전조는 여기 객실 모두를 만들 수있어 더 많은 초대 - 구매자 또는 손님합니다. When it comes to eye-pleasing accessorizing, odd numbers are preferable, especially threes. 눈 - 기쁘게 accessorizing이 오게되면, 홀수 번호가 바람직, 특히 3. Rather than setting your trio of accessories out in a row, imagine a triangle and place one object at each point. 트리오의 액세서리를 설정하는 대신에 아웃 행, 삼각형과 장소를 상상하면 한 개체의 각 지점합니다. Scale is import!ant, too, so in your group of three be sure to vary items by height and width, with the largest at the back and the smallest in front. 규모는 중요한 것은, 너무, 그래서 귀하의 그룹에서 3 개의 항목을 높이와 너비를 반드시 달라질과 최대의 뒤에있는 작은 앞에와있습니다. "On a side table, for instance, you might have a lamp, a plant or flower arrangement and a book or a small box," home stager Barb Schwarz explains. "를 사이드 테이블, 예를 들면, 당신이 램프는 식물이나 꽃꽂이와 도서 또는 작은 상자에"홈 미늘 슈워츠 경험을 설명합니다. For maximum effect, group accessories by color, shape, texture or some other unifying element, stagers suggest. 최대의 효과, 그룹을 보조 프로그램의 색깔, 모양, 텍스처 또는 다른 통합 요소를 stagers 제안합니다. Another hint from Linda Russell, owner of HouseDressing in Montclair, NJ and agent on HGTV's Bought & Sold: The eye naturally "reads" the room from left to right, so putting a striking object in the far right corner will automatically draw your gaze there and make the room seem bigger. 또 다른 힌트부터 린다 러셀, housedressing에의 소유자 montclair 뉴저지와 에이전트의 구입 및 판매 hgtv : '눈'당연히 "읽고"방에서 왼쪽에서 오른쪽으로, 그럼 퍼팅 띄는 개체를 맨 오른쪽 모서리에 자동으로 귀하의 시선이있다 그리기 하고 더 큰 방을 보인다.

13. Bring the Outdoors In 야외 활동을 갖고 Staged homes are almost always graced with fresh flowers and pricey orchid arrangements, but you can get a similar effect simply by raiding your yard. 공연 주택은 거의 항상 신선한 꽃과 값비싼 난초의 축복을 준비했지만 습격하기만하면 동일한 효과를 얻을 수있습니다 당신의 마당. "Take clippings of branches or twigs and put them in a large vase in the corner of a room to add height. It's a great structural piece that doesn't cost anything," says Michelle Yackel, owner of Divine Redesigns in Atlanta. "당장 잘라낸 나뭇가지가와 지사 또는 꽃병에 넣어 모서리에있는 대형 룸의 높이를 추가합니다.이게 내 인생에 엄청난 비용 구조적인 작품 아무것도하지 않는"라고 말합니다 미셸 yackel, redesigns 애틀랜타에있는 신성의 소유자. Designer Ann Morris adds color and style with the well-placed floral arrangement shown here. 디자이너를 추가 색상 및 스타일을 잘 앤 모리스 - 배치 꽃꽃이 여기에 게재합니다. It's also an easy way to incorporate seasonal greenery. 또한 계절에 녹색을 쉽게 통합합니다. Budding magnolia clippings or unfurling fern fronds herald the arrival of spring; summer blooms add splashes of cheerful color; blazing fall foliage warms up your decor on chilly autumn days; holly branches heavy with berries look smashing in winter; and airy feather-grass plumes add elegance and texture any time of year. 신진 태산목 헤럴드의 도착을 스크랩하거나 엽상체의 unfurling 고비 봄, 여름에 밝은 색깔의 꽃을 피웁니다 장바구니 또 와요; 타오르는 단풍 가을의 체온이 추운 일 사이에 올려 장식; 홀리 지사 무거운 스매싱과 겨울에 딸기를 봐, 그리고 깃털 - 잔디 plumes 에어리 장바구니 우아함, 텍스처 일년 중 언제든지합니다. Above all, "Get creative! Don't be scared to try something different," Yackel says. 무엇보다도, "지랄 크리에이 티브! 겁내지 말고 뭔가 다른 것을 시도해,"yackel 말한다. Just about every professional stager has tales of home sellers who, upon seeing their once-tired abodes transformed, were so blown away by the results that they decided to stay put. 단지 각 전문 경험에 대해 이야기의 집에는 판매 상품을, 그들의 한 번보고시 - 지친 abodes 변형, 그들이 너무 불어 멀리의 결과가 그대로하기로 결정합니다. Who knows? 아는 사람? You, too, may find you love your "new" home so much that you'll never want to give it up. 당신도, 당신의 사랑 찾을 수있습니다 "새로운"홈페이지를 많이 사랑하기 때문에 당신은 절대 그만 포기하고 싶어합니다.

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