One of the most important—and cheapest—ways to stage your kitchen is to clear it out.Staging, at its core, seeks to resolve both challenges to help effectively sell homes faster and for higher price tags.
Greenery adds a natural look.If your space is lacking closets and cabinet space, consider a sideboard.Add a bowl of fruit.
Speaking of the 1970s, the 'dated' high gloss kitchen is also being reimagined for 2024.Transform your kitchen into a space you'll love with a few easy changes you can make right now, using tips from top realtor jaime willis.
You can also look through milan, lombardy, italy photos by style to find a room you like, then contact the professional who staged it.Swap dated island or peninsula pendants with something more modern.I put sideboards wherever i can for storage, and then make them more attractive with table lamps, she says.
Homeowners pay between $300 and $600 for an initial design consultation, with a.Based on buyers' focus the kitchen is one of the most looked at areas.
My advice would be to choose a different surface for your kitchen faucet in 2024.Clean, organize, and clear the clutter.The kitchen is the heart of every home.
Whether you are planning to sell your home, or you just want to create a warm, bright and spacious space for entertaining, it is always good to know some decorating and styling tips.As we move into 2024, these trends will continue to shape the home staging landscape, creating more opportunities for stagers and home sellers alike.
Only a few select pieces of décor should be left out.
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Fantasy Baseball Pitcher Rankings, Lineup Advice For Monday's MLB Games
CHICAGO -- Veteran Cubs pitcher Kyle Hendricks will start Wednesday's game against the Giants, the team announced Sunday.
It will be Hendricks' first start since giving up eight runs in a May outing against the Pittsburgh Pirates. He has made five relief appearances since then, including three scoreless ones this month.
"We're down pitchers right now," manager Craig Counsell said before announcing the move.
The Cubs lost two starters just this week, including Ben Brown to a neck injury and Jordan Wicks to an oblique strain. Wicks came out of Friday's game against the St. Louis Cardinals after 1⅔ innings, giving way to Hendricks who threw 4⅓ shutout innings in emergency duty.
Despite the 3-0 loss, that outing, along with several other recent ones, earned Hendricks another chance at starting.
"In a lot of ways, Kyle continues to impress you even though he's had a tough go of it so far," Counsell said. "He's worried about the things he can control."
Hendricks, 34, was demoted to the bullpen after struggling throughout his first seven starts of the season as his ERA ballooned to over 12.00. Those struggles led to speculation that the longest-tenured Cubs player might lose his roster spot, but pitching injuries have continued to pile up for Chicago, giving the right-hander more opportunities.
The team is also down relievers Yency Almonte, Julian Merryweather and Adbert Alzolay.
It's unclear how long Hendricks will pitch against the Giants after spending the past month in the bullpen, but the Cubs are hopeful he will just continue to get outs as he is coming off arguably his best appearance of the season.
"Kyle pitched wonderfully," Counsell said after Friday's game. "Gave us a chance to win."
