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Guideline to prepare your house

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The prices above do not include styling and cleaning of the property. Ensure your property is looking its best for the day of the photoshoot.

As a general rule moving furniture around may help to make a room look more spacious, make sure your home is well lit, and replace any light bulbs that have gone out. Open all curtains and blinds and fresh flowers always help to breathe life into a property.

 

Outdoor​

• Move any vehicles from the outside of the property

• Remove any clutter from outside the property such as bins and hoses

• Put away any kids toys, especially in the pool area.

• Mow the lawn a day or two prior to the shoot

• Clean the windows

 

Living Room​

• Arrange cushions to look smart and tidy

• Set dining room tables

• Remove rugs, especially where you have wooden or tiled floors

• Any children’s toys or piles of magazines, DVDs etc should be out of sight

 

Bedrooms

• Make the bed and choose bedclothes that compliment the room

• Anything stored under the bed should be completely out of sight

• All drawers and wardrobe doors should be shut

 

Kitchen

• Clear all worktops and make sure there are no tea towels or chopping boards on show

• Move bins out of sight

• Clear away appliances

• Close all cupboards

• Hide all fridge magnets

• Clear the sink (no dirty dishes!)

• If you have pets, hide their food bowls and beds

• A full, fresh fruit bowl can add a flash of colour

 

Bathrooms

• Keep the toilet lid down

• Remove clutter like shower gels and toothbrushes

• Remove toilet paper from its holder

• Any towels should be neatly arranged and folded, and chosen to compliment the room