Every good stager knows that whether a homeowner is preparing their place for sale or just updating it, paint is the least expensive but most effective improvement you can make. Today's case is about a poorly picked paint color.
A home seller consulted a stager to prepare their home for sale. The stager recommended they paint their home a popular shade of white by Sherwin Williams. Instead of heading to a Sherwin Williams store, they headed to a home improvement store, thinking they'd save a few bucks and had the paint person pick the paint color instead. The result, rather than a white was a yellow, which they then promptly painted their home in.
I'll be joined on this episode with Janet Miller a Designer Account Executive from Sherwin Williams to discuss all things paint for a home:

1. Why whites are so popular with selling your home.
2. Why trying to match a specific color from one brand to another doesn't work.
3. As a paint expert your tried and true tips to pick the perfect paint?
4. As an insider, give us the scoop on paint color trends or your favorite colors for both selling and dwelling.

Whether it’s you, your parents or another relative, when you have to downsize, what do you do with all your stuff, and does anyone want it if you resell it? This case is about the good goods you may have that will be embraced by someone else, and what things no one wants.

For this Case I’ve brought on board Denise Lough of Evilena’s Red Dresser - an upscale consignment store who is a season pro in all things castoff.
So join me for another case.