The article explores the author's experience shopping for homes and observing common patterns in staging, which led to the realization that many homes felt similar due to repeated design elements. To differentiate homes, she and her husband tracked unique features during tours. The author discusses how thrift stores could provide unique staging pieces, especially for vintage charm. Joy Aumann, a stager, emphasizes the importance of vintage lighting in creating character, suggesting that unique finds can be beneficial for staging historic and mid-century homes, enhancing their appeal.
"I always thrift for vintage lighting - it's one of the most overlooked elements of design with incredible potential. Older chandeliers, sconces, and table lamps often have unique designs and craftsmanship that can bring character to a home."
"Staging a home is meant to appeal to a broad group of homebuyers, but the repetitive use of certain motifs can make all the homes feel alike, losing the individuality that can attract buyers."
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