Put the twin bed on the diagonal or at right angles to the wall?
Face the love seat towards the fireplace or the water view?
Set a bookcase in the living room or the dining area?
Stage a home office in a corner of the kitchen or leave it open?
Do I have enough lamps?
Are these end tables the right height?
Are the vases large enough? What about artwork for the walls? It’s not that I’m worried. I just love the game of it.
Making Frugal DIY Art
Over the weekend I fooled around with making some artwork to hang. Here are the supplies I used and the steps I took:- Supplies: two matching frames with mats and glass, six to eight sheets water color paper, set of children’s water colors with brush
- Measure the opening in the mats that go in the frames.
- Cut water color paper an inch larger all around than the mat opening.
- Using the brush, mix water into green paint and squiggle paint over papar.
- While green paint is still wet, do the same with yellow.
- Let dry. Choose the best two. Tape all around to back of mat, and frame.
Jump in!
I hope you have the confidence to just fool around with some simple art supplies. I am sure you will find that you don't need to be an artist to create art for staging your home to sell.
