Homeowners looking to sell their home are always on the lookout for shortcuts that can net them higher offers and sell their home fast. From staging tricks and pleasant aromas to favorable paint colors and more, there is an endless amount of information out there to help a buyer sell. A fresh coat of paint is a small investment and can generate more interest in your home. So what are the best paint colors to sell a home?
One tried and true method to make a house on the market shine is to add a fresh coat of paint to the interior. It is a small investment in terms of time and money and can generate more interest in your home. A bright green wall might look great for the current homeowner but could easily turn away a prospective buyer who is looking for a calm and soothing color. Going neutral is the safest bet because it can attract people from all ends of the spectrum.
A neutral color makes a home look big and clean and can appeal to those with wild preferences. Even a loud orange sofa can go well with a soft, cream-colored wall.
THE BEST PAINT COLORS TO HELP SELL YOUR HOME:
What will catch the attention of prospective buyers at an open house? Googling “paint colors to sell your home” will yield a mind-blowing 46,800,000 search results. Instead of trying to skim through all of those, here are a few of our favorite paint colors that help make your home look amazing.
1) REVERE PEWTER BY BENJAMIN MOORE
This light gray color has warm undertones that can make any room look fresh and clean. It is our top choice because it isn’t too light and it isn’t too dark. It is just right. And that is how it will leave open house attendees thinking; the house is just right. Revere Pewter will match with any color, leaving people with any taste seeing loads of potential.
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2) SHAKER BEIGE BY BENJAMIN MOORE
This mid-toned beige will make prospective buyers feel like they are completely relaxed. The color is soft and warm, giving a clean appearance and open feeling, ready for the addition any style of furniture. It is a cup of coffee with just a tad too much milk that matches a wide variety of different colors. Shaker Beige has been a popular choice for decades, a great sign that the tone’s appeal can stand the test of time.
3) BACKDROP BY SHERWIN WILLIAMS
Backdrop is a neutral gray that is a warmer, darker transitional color. It is darker than the Revere Pewter but not too dark, a fine choice for those who don’t want rooms to be too bright. Backdrop looks wonderful when staging an open house with light colored furniture. The classy contrast between a Backdrop wall and a soft cream sofa set will leave an open house attendee eager to pack their bags and move in.
4) GUILFORD GREEN BY BENJAMIN MOORE
This soft green is a great neutral yet slight tint of color that adds some light into your home. Guilford Green is part of their Historic Color collection. The collection is designed to deliver timeless color that can be used in contemporary as well as traditional spaces. Buyers have simply loves the refined elegance that it can bring to a home.
5) PALLADIAN BLUE BY BENJAMIN MOORE
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6) DINNER PARTY BY BENJAMIN MOORE
If you’re ready to talk about selling your home, let us know.
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Christopher has been been in the Real Estate industry for 8 years and has had the opportunity to close over 1,000 deals while acting as the Managing Broker for thousands more. Christopher is passionate about continuing to find ways to simplify, maximize, and serve Trelora’s clients exceptionally well and spends his time building teams to deliver high levels of service. When not doing real estate Christopher can be seen training for marathons and ultra relays with his 2 year old daughter, eating pizza, and drinking a steady stream of Diet Coke.