The 10 interior colours that could cost you your house sale🎨

The 10 interior colours that could cost you your house sale🎨

A blank canvass is always ideal for house hunters. Neutral tones are less of a distraction and make it easier to see what the space is actually like.

However, owning a home means being able to put your own stamp on it so by all means paint it whatever colour you want, unless you want to sell.
New research from The Paint Shed has revealed that certain colours may cause potential buyers to put in a lower offer when the time to sell comes along, and some, including renters, would be put off altogether. To continue reading, please Click Here


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