A Peace Lilly can be purchased in various sizes, and can be used anywhere you need a punch of green and white. Increase the height of the plant by placing it on a plant stand or use decorative stacked boxes.
Orchids, available in many colors, offer an elegant look in any room.
Add color to any room with a vase of fresh flowers. You can affordably purchase flowers at your local grocery store, and add cuttings from evergreens to create a fuller looking arrangement. Keep it simple and pick one or two complementary colors that tie the home together. A flower that lasts up to two weeks and inexpensive is Alstroemeria available in a variety of colors.
Clean your entryway of any debris and clean your door and all windows around the door. Anything that is visible while standing at your front door should be swept and cleaned.
Use bright light bulbs in all outside lighting, replace them if they do not match in color.
Check your door hardware, if it’s old and cannot be cleaned or polished to look nice, consider replacing.
Add color that can be seen from the road.
Wintertime on the east coast is a time of dormancy, the primary color you see is from evergreens. However, you can still create outdoor containers, that you can see from the road, to enhance the curb appeal of your home. You want to produce the “that house is so nice and inviting” emotion in potential buyers.
If you want some plant inspiration, visit The Philadelphia Flower Show that runs March 2-10, the theme this year is Flower Power. If you need direction on staging your home to sell, call me 610.955.8202 or email to increase the value of your home to potential buyers!
Feature photo from Houzz: Norris Architecture.