Make sure you highlight each room’s original design and advantages. If you have been putting little Jimmy to sleep in his crib in the master bedroom’s walk-in-closet, make sure you change that before staging and showing your condo. You want to show that your walk-in closet is effective just as it is, so that the buyer feels good about the condo’s design and function.
Builders usually put forethought into the function of each room and you may actually do yourself a disadvantage if you are using the room for purposes other than what was intended.
Buyers like to imagine themselves actually living and functioning in each room. Leave the baby crib space idea to your buyer’s own imaginations if they need extra space.
Condo or apartment-sized furniture tends to open up a room’s space while large furniture minimizes the walking space in a room making buyers feel cramped or claustrophobic.