Paint Colors & Before/Afters 

Some colors appeal to buyers. Some don't.  If you're going to paint to prepare your home for selling, it makes sense to paint the walls the colors that will appeal instantly to buyers.  Soft, neutral colors are the 'go-to' colors. If you need to paint, choose colors that 90% of the buyers will love.  There is no point painting strong colors which will only appeal to 10% of the buyers. 

The aim of preparing your home for sale is to make it 'move-in' ready, so that the buyers can just roll in their suitcase, unpack and enjoy their new home. This is what will get you the highest price for your home, resulting in the highest return on investment (ROI) of any project you can undertake in the preparation of your home for sale.

You will find images below which represent both the colors used, and also the impact of painting with Before and After images. 

Ashwood

Ashwood, with Classic Gray in the background

Classic Gray, with Calm on the cabinets

Ashwood, with Cloud cover on cabinets

Classic Gray

Classic Gray, with Ashwood in the background

Stonington Gray

Spring thaw

Before & Afters

Sometimes its valuable to see what something looked like before, and then what it looks like afterward.  Here are some examples!

Wood trim & door painting

Kitchen cabinetry painting

Painting the brick fireplace

Minor kitchen update, including quartz counters, 2 new stainless steel appliances, new backsplash and new paint

Replace carpet with hardwoods, new paint (Ashwood)

Master bathroom renovation, new quartz counter, new wall and floor tile throughout, new freestanding tub, new paint (Classic Gray)

Bathroom renovation, new quartz counter, new shower and floor tile, new tub, new paint 

Bathroom renovation, new vanity and quartz counter, removal of part wall, new shower and floor tile, new paint (Ashwood)

Bathroom cabinetry/tile/laminate painting

Wood paneling painting

Creating a product - Before/after/staging

Exterior trim paint