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When selling a house, your aim is to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. One of the most effective ways to do this is using a neutral colour palette.
A neutral palette helps your property appeal to the broadest numbers of buyers; as a seller even though you may love your colour scheme, you will not know what the likes and dislikes of prospective buyers are, so staying with neutrals is safe.
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Neutral colours create an atmosphere of quality and sophistication.
A key strategy in getting you home ready for sale is to get buyers walking through your home to imagine themselves living there. Unless buyers are looking for a renovation project, they will be looking to purchase a 'move in' ready property with as little work as possible.
Neutral colors also present better in online photos and as we all know, this is the first place the majority of buyers start their search for a new property - it is important to get then to want to actually view your home.
Neutral doesn't mean boring, in fact if you look at the photos there are elements of colour in the furniture and accessories. Adding colour through accessories and furniture not only enhances your presentation, but allows you to continue to enjoy these pieces when the home is sold, and allows the new home owner the opportunity to add their personal touch with accent colours when they move it.