The home staging world is full of creative professionals who are inspired every day by blogs, magazines, and books over their morning cup of coffee. It is a necessary element of the job to keep creative juices flowing and ideas fresh. We’d like to share a few books with you today that can bring some inspiration to your next home staging or home design project. Share your favorites on our Facebook wall or Twitter feed! There are no shortages of great home staging and interior design books in this World! The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Staging Your Home to Sell – (Julie Dana and Marcia Layton Turner) – The basics! If you have read an “idiot’s guide” before, you know that these books are characterized by their miraculous ability to break down processes step-by-step, holding your hand through the process so that all of your questions are answered and no rock is left uncovered. There is no exception in this comprehensive home staging book. Dana and Turner offer home staging tips to trasform for-sale homes while saving time and money. This book is perfect gift for a friend who is looking to start a new life in a new home …
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Office furniture rental is an oft-overlooked strategy when it comes to keeping operating costs down for one simple reason: Most people assume it’s cheaper to buy, long-term, than it is to rent a comparable amount of furniture. While this is theoretically true, given a long enough time frame and when comparing like amounts of furniture, this overlooks the important and common issue of seasonal differences in need. What money might be saved by buying vs. renting can often be offset or negated by the fact that some furniture is going unused for large portions of the year, leading to unwanted and unnecessary storage costs. In addition to storage costs, there are other hidden costs to buying furniture, which include the maintenance, management, and repair of pieces year-round. These costs can be mitigated by opting to rent furniture to meet seasonal demands. Organizations where this route is particularly useful include institutions of higher learning, where member ranks swell and contract significantly according to specific dates on a calendar. Hotels and convention centers, where large meetings are often held during conference season, can also benefit from this method of accommodation. For a more in-depth treatment on this matter, read the article here, …
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