So you're thinking about putting your home on the market, and you know there are a bunch of things that you can do to get ready, but just where do you start? Well, there are 4 things that I do in every home that I stage to prepare for re-sale, no matter what type of home - large or small - that I am staging.

Everyone is on a budget these days so we have to think of ways to make our home remodeling and decorating projects come to life. Consider hiring a student who is studying architecture, interior design, landscape design or majoring in art.

You can't turn on the news or log onto the internet without hearing about how bad the real estate market is today. It can be very depressing, especially when you have your house on the market along with the many others available. Buyers have more homes to choose from now, than ever.

Painting your home is one the most inexpensive ways to transform your interior and exterior spaces. This is especially important if you are on a budget and planning to sell or rent your home right away or in the next 2 to 3 years.

Behr paint is fine if you are on a budget or getting your home ready for sale. If you are renting or living in your home, it is hard to go wrong with Benjamin Moore, Sherwin Williams (see photo below) or C2 Paints. Use our color palette to get started.

No two stones or slabs are alike, although the marble and granite companies will tell you they are from the same block. Here’s some tips on how to select the right stones and to avoid stones that may not be right for your kitchen.

Selecting a paint color can be one of the most frustrating tasks facing a home owner. Painting a space will make the most impact on your finished product. So it is worth taking your time and doing it well. Don't ever base your selection on those tiny paint chips.