When you think furniture, you probably think sofa and end tables — not the furniture you put in the foyer or entryway. But the foyer is a room, too, and it needs furniture that’s the right size and scale for the space. You want the foyer to be welcoming and to evoke the right feeling

The entrances and exits that a family uses regularly are generally places where coats are hung, shoes are kicked off, and backpacks dropped. They’re also most likely the last places buyers see when they tour the house. The last place buyers see leaves a lasting impression. Address the points in the following checklist to make

That’s right — you’re selling the space in your stairways and hallways, too, so don’t overlook these important corridors when you work to create that critical first impression. Make sure that buyers have a clear pathway to see the rest of the house. If the furniture is blocking the hallway that leads to the first-floor