Lessons From Listing Photos: This Refurbished Minnesota Mansion Leaves ’70s Decor in the Dust
It doesn’t matter how perfect your home is—if your listing photos don’t stand out, potential buyers won’t come by to take a look. In our series “Lessons From Listing Photos,” we dissect the smart updates sellers have made to their homes, and how their listing pictures highlight the home’s best assets.
The self-proclaimed slogan for St. Paul, MN, is “the most livable city in America,” but that doesn’t mean every house in the capital city is one you’d love to live in. This five-bedroom, four-bathroom home may be just miles from downtown, but it had definitely seen better days when it was purchased in 2018.
Thankfully the new owners were ready for a challenge. Out went the 1970s decor stamped in nearly every room, and in came a modern, relaxed style that brought buyers running. Within
Inside design platform Havenly is raising $32 million in new funding to create its first non-public label brand as the startup aims to combine its own merchandise into its design suggestion engine. Cooking is unquestionably an artwork and this space has been designed for many who revel within the pleasure of cooking. The space seems to convey to life the idea of a free kitchen that brings collectively lovers of good food, changing into the throne of a giant, versatile, and practical house with an air of lightness. The one answerable for this challenge, carried out lately, has been W4 Arquitetura Criativa under the route of its professionals Camila Pigatto, Fernanda Sá, and Laura Tavares.