This home presented a wonderful opportunity for occupied staging.  We added luxury rugs, new art throughout, warm accessories, and new bedding.  Plus, creating a seating area in the spa helped to put the sale price over the top.

One of our recurring clients reached out to bring this bachelor condo back to life. By placing a new dining set, coffee table, art, pillows, and bedding, the space was able to shine and become home to a new family.

This modern customized condo was a challenge with its excess amount of heavy darker woods.  It was on the market for over a year before Refresh Denver Staging gave it an update and a light bright feel that allowed a buyer to actually envision living there.

Working within the parameters of a custom barn wood wall isn’t easy. By tying in natural finishes and neutral tones, we were able to make it feel current and orderly.

With a challenging layout and color story in this downtown loft, bringing this space up to date required smaller furniture and art pieces that tied in the multiple paint colors.

Our first “mini flip,” we were commissioned to replace all of the flooring, paint all of the interior, replace the fixtures, and select and install multiple designer wallpapers.

As a newly built duplex, this space needed some warmth to take away the feeling of sterility and make it feel like a family home.  Both duplex properties sold within a week after listing.

Being one of our all-time favorite partially furnished properties, we were able to use their original art combined with our mid-century modern furniture to bring cohesion to the many rooms and make the whole home flow the way it should.

As one of our first loft projects, this space had a very masculine touch at first, we used a warmer color story, sheepskins, and high-end finishes to appeal to both masculine and feminine senses.

Working with the existing darker finishes in the house, we brought in light bright art, pillows, and accessories to give this home the fresh look that it needed.

Despite the bright blue paint in the home, we were able to tie everything together by introducing contemporary art and furniture that livened the space and matched the tones.

Bringing a basement condo to life isn't easy, but by adding bright and light colors, any tight space can bring out a contemporary lifestyle to feel like home.

This mid-century modern home, while smaller and strangely proportioned, was brought back to life with appropriately sized art and decor.