 Peggy Scorey, Refined Home Interiors  |  ContactPeggy Scorey Areas Served:Province of Ontario: Toronto, Aurora, Richmond Hill, Newmarket, Bradford, King City, East Gwillimbury, Barrie, Innisfil and Markham |
|---|
Peggy Scorey has worked in the decorating industry for 25 years. Paint, wallpaper and fabrics are her passions. She studied at George Brown College and is a graduate of the Staging Diva® Training Program. Peggy has bought, decorated and sold her own homes at a profit for over 25 years.
Staging your home for resale is the process of preparing your home for sale
We live in a very busy world between careers and family, life is very hectic. Stress levels rise when it’s time to put a house on the market, unless you have someone to solve your home dilemmas.
Preparing your home to sell can seem daunting at first. Peggy removes the stress of getting your home market-ready. She will walk through your home and give you an objective opinion, help you solve problem areas and find ways to emphasize your home’s best features.
Peggy’s in-home consultation takes approximately 2 hours. She will review every aspect of your home from curb appeal to each room in your house. Her written report advises you on the steps that need to be taken to show off your home and make it the most desirable to a buyer.
Peggy may suggest that you change paint colors in your home to a neutral color, so that the prospective buyer can better visualize placing their furniture in your color palette. Often rearranging furniture is needed so that your home appears larger. By addressing these issues, and with well-chosen accessories, Peggy can transform your home so that a buyer feels that they can move right in.
Most people start searching for a new home via the Internet. If a home shows well, that’s the home that intrigues the buyer. Your home will be transformed as quickly as possible so that it will sell faster and you won’t have to live with the constant interruption of showings.
Refined Home Interiors Services Include
- De-clutter
- Organize
- Accessorize
- Colour Consultations
- Furniture Rearranging
- Trade referrals
- Project Management
- Downsizing
- Staging for Seniors Transitions
- Window Coverings
With over 20 years of experience in the industry Peggy has a keen eye and natural creativity to emphasize the best features of your home.
You have a few seconds to make a lasting impression. Investing in Refined Home Interiors staging your home will put your home first in the competitive market; this will give you the best return from your investment.
What others say about Peggy Scorey
Peggy, thank you so much for transforming our dining room and living room into the calm, serene area that I craved. You listened to what I wanted and made it happen.
Kathy M, Scotland
After seeing how quickly Peggy staged our previous home, I am so happy that Peggy helped me choose my paint color, flooring, fabrics and accessories for our new home. Our home feels so warm and inviting. I couldn’t have pulled this altogether as simply as she did.
Cindy K, Toronto
Refined Home Interiors goal is to get your house in tip top shape so that your showing will have the “WOW” factor that every buyer expects when purchasing their dream home.
If you’re ready to get the best possible price available, in the shortest time then let Refined Home Interiors stage your home!
Home Staging Ideas Gallery
Before
After
The furniture in this foyer was too large and overwhelming and bland. The new wrought iron bench with the Spice cushions along with the painting brought color into the area.
Before
After
The gray walls were dreary and painted a warm maple syrup color. A multi-colored area rug brought various colors into the room. A beautiful oval mirror was placed above the mantle with scones flanking each side. Paprika color pillows and candles bring out the colors in the area rug.
Before
After
The 15 x 15 metre sunken living room was originally a playroom. The walls were painted a calm sky blue and the floor was covered in a beautiful chocolate carpet. The owner of the home resides on an island north of Scotland so all of the fabrics, materials and furnishings had to be imported.
Comments on this entry are closed.