Thursday, December 21, 2017

First impressions still count at christmas time

  • The front entrance door and verandah must be spotless.
  •  Get rid of the cobwebs and dust.
  •  Freshen with a coat of paint if need be.
  • Replace any broken tiles or rotten timber.
  • Pop a Christmas wreath on the front door and presto!
  • Light some candles for that night time ambience
  • Decorate a tree with funky ornaments
  • Merry Christmas




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Tuesday, December 12, 2017

Fresh flowers




Put them everywhere. They can hide a multitude of sins. To save yourself some money take a wonder through your garden, if you don't have any flowers try cutting some greenery. You will be surprised at how great the agapanthus leafs look in a vase, absolutely gorgeous.

Christmas countdown


DIY - -to-Make Christmas Snowman Crafts - Don't wait for a snowy day to have some wintertime fun -- you and the kids can build a snowman anytime with these festive craft ideas. Fill your house with ornaments, pillows, gift boxes, and other forms of this jolly holiday gent. No matter which one you make, these snowman crafts are sure to melt your heart during the Christmas season.

Monday, December 11, 2017

Modern and Classy



Its hard to resist all the traditional Christmas trappings, but whilst your property is on the market during this period you must aim for an uncluttered classy looking home!
The tinsel has got to go as do the cards hanging in the Venetian blinds. Instead, why not consider some paper lanterns that match with your Xmas colour theme.


Saturday, December 9, 2017

Go for a theme



You obviously still want to have some decorations up during the holidays even though your home is on the market. You just have to cut down on the decorations slightly and perhaps have a theme for the year. You could go for a colour or a texture, here are some inspirational images for you. Grey has been used as the main theme and it works a treat... don't you think?

Image: print screen form here.

Image: Print screen from  Trendenser.se photographer Frida Ramstedt