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Art to compliment the sale of your home When selling your home, it’s all about evoking emotion and creating a connection with your home and potential buyers.
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It’s not about choosing art that appeals to you personally. People don’t want to see walls jam packed with family photos or personal travel pics nor bare, uninviting walls either.
A single piece of artwork will make the most impact.
The thing you must do is create a warm, inviting interior that appeals to most people.
Think also of the scale of the artwork to the room, a common mistake I see a lot is that an artwork is just too small for the room. When hanging art above furniture, select artwork that is roughly two thirds the length of your sofa or sideboard.
Here are my top 5 tips to display artwork that will really make your buyers fall in love with your home.
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Make a bold first impression In the entrance to your home, hang a beautiful piece of art to create a warm welcome. If there is room place
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Size does matter It is best to have one large scale piece on the wall as opposed to many smaller pieces grouped together.
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Use mirrors Using mirrors in an interior is a great way to bring light into a dark space
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and also makes a room appear larger.
not to include too many items.
Place your mirror so that it reflects something particularly beautiful, like the garden outside. Placing a vase of flowers, plant or candles in front of a mirror, especially over a console or above a fireplace adds in so much dimension and depth to a room.
Then position the artwork centred above the furniture rather than centre of the wall. This then helps the artwork “talk” to the furniture and creates a harmonious and cohesive interior.
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Select colours that work with your furnishings When choosing your wall art, the room’s overall colour scheme must be considered. You could start with the artwork and then build your colour scheme from the art, or simply go with a classic black and white photo to calm down a colourful interior. Just be careful to not get too “matchy matchy” with the artwork, as it may look too contrived.
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Position your furniture first, then the artwork Place all your larger pieces of furniture in the room, being careful
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FEATURE SUBURB
MITCHAM 3132 Mitcham Highlights •
21 kms east of Melbourne’s CBD
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Strong transport links with 2 train stations and many local buses
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Convenient access to Eastlink
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An extensive list of parks, walking tracks and sporting clubs
When people are asked what they love about living in Mitcham, there are 2 common answers; the wonderful community feel across a wide range of demographics, and the abundance of open green spaces. Housing Originally settled in the 1860s, the area was mostly used for orchards, brickmaking and pottery; it was in the post-World War 2 expansion that Mitcham became a true suburban area. Whilst there are some stunning period homes reminding us of Mitcham’s rich history, a large number of the homes that are now 4 noeljones.com.au
being stylishly renovated are those that were originally built in the 1950’s and 1960’s. These are most often sought by couples or families. There are also those who are taking advantage of generous block sizes to build dual occupancy properties or substantial family homes. Schools, Parks and Recreation Access to excellent schools within the area, as well as successful sporting clubs at Walker Park and Heatherdale Reserve add to the attraction of Mitcham. A wide range of parklands throughout Mitcham vary between natural bushland walking tracks such as Somers Trail and the Yarran Dheran Nature Reserve, to the open spaces of Simpsons Reserve and the ever popular Halliday Park. The City of Whitehorse maintains approx. 170 playgrounds for the enjoyment of its residents and a good percentage of these are found in Mitcham. Median Prices Mitcham – Mar Qtr 2021 House $ 1,257,500 | Unit $ 762,500
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MITCHAM EAT
LEISURE
THE MABEL
HALLIDAY PARK
9 McKeon Road, Mitcham
308-332 Mitcham Road, Mitcham
Tucked away in a quiet street, The Mabel offer
Halliday Park is a popular gathering spot
not only a cosy atmosphere but a friendly and
with big playgrounds, a flying fox, barbeque’s,
welcoming service. Enjoy great food, pastries
pavilion and picnic area. A great
and baked items plus great coffee.
place for families and children to enjoy.
SHOP
VISIT
MITCHAM SHOPPING MALL
SCHWERKOLT COTTAGE MUSEUM
Britannia Mall, Mitcham
2-10 Deep Creek Road, Mitcham
Located a short walk from Mitcham Train
A historic museum complex with walking
Station, the shopping precinct is a destination
tracks, cottage garden, barbeque area and
for local shoppers and those visiting the area.
playground. This is a beautiful place to
With a handy selection of shops and cafes.
explore early Colonial history in Whitehorse.
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The Noel Jones Property Collection Balwyn
Croydon North
32 Hilda Street
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52 Humber Road
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6/16 Jersey Street
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12 Lyons Road
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7 Naroo Street
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3/303 Maroondah Highway
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95 Yerrin Street
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Croydon South
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20a Helen Avenue
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39 Thurleigh Avenue
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G04/188 Whitehorse Road Balwyn North 16 Kalonga Road
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10 Davy Lane
Blackburn 29 Esdale Street
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8 Furness Street
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114/17-21 Queen Street
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1/180 Surrey Road
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Blackburn North 2/114 Surrey Road
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Boronia 10 Strahan Court
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Box Hill 6/91 Thames Street
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6/48-50 William Street
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Burwood 15/388-390 Burwood Highway
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Chirnside Park 21 Saddleback Ridge
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Clayton South 309/59 Autumn Terrace
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Cranbourne East 53 Stark Circuit
Forest Hill
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Croydon
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Kilsyth 34 Walnut Drive
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Mitcham 1 & 2/23 Deep Creek Road
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Mooroolbark 32 Balcombe Avenue
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32a Balcombe Avenue
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3/123 Cambridge Road
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4 English Close
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Nunawading 9 Ravenswood Court
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Ringwood 6/8-12 Albert Street
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G03/2 Churchill Street
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3a Ford Street
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1, 2 & 3/7 Fyfe Avenue 42
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Hawthorn
13 Gordon Court
98 100
77a Loughnan Road
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8 Boyana Crescent
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204/1b Nelson Street
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3 Maggs Street
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1 & 2/7 Notlen Street
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85 Maroondah Highway
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1, 2 & 3/110 Wantirna Road
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28 Sherlock Road
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9/36-38 Vernon Street
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1/14 Warrien Road
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Ringwood East 2/7 Wenwood Street 41 Cantala Crescent
Croydon Hills
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Ringwood North 112
42 Settlers Hill Crescent
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Wantirna South
2 William Gill Place
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4/50 Cathies Lane
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13 Edgewood Court
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Croydon North 7 Durang Court
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27 Tintern Crescent
128 Exeter Road
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4/7 Tyner Road
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