 Any home on the market benefits from professional staging, but staging is not a one-size-fits-all process. Combining the art of interior design and strategic marketing, home staging requires a little more effort and forethought when luxury properties are involved.
 The kitchen is the heart of the home. It's where families gather to prepare food, share meals, and have meaningful conversations. When buyers check out an open house, they spend a significant amount of time inspecting the kitchen for functionality, comfort, and the potential for social connection.
 Staging can make a tremendous difference in how quickly you sell your home. According to last year's Profile of Home Staging from the National Association of REALTORS, 39% of sellers' agents said that staging a home greatly decreases the amount of time it's on the market.
If the space feels cramped, uninviting, or in need of significant renovation, that feeling will stick with them and will undoubtedly affect their willingness to make an offer.
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