When you’re selling your home, you may find buyers who want to see it later in the evening, when it’s dark outside. In that circumstance, effective home lighting becomes more important.
The best place to start is with exterior lighting. Make sure all pathways are cleared and lit.
Do you have motion-detection lighting? Make sure those are set to continuous lighting. It can be jarring for a buyer to be hit with an unexpected beam of bright light when walking to your door.
Also, check the brightness of exterior lights. If they are bordering on blinding, replace the bulbs with lower-wattage options. Inside the home, keep curtains and other window coverings open. Although it may be dark outside, an unobstructed window will help make the room seem more inviting and spacious.
Turn on your full lighting system in the backyard. Make that outdoor space enticing for buyers to check out.
If you have dark areas in your home, such as a basement room or walk-in closet, explore ways to light it better.
Overall, you want the lighting to help buyers see and appreciate the best qualities of your property.
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