Where to put my guitar?

Wren14

I love Bertie! 

staffie1

juliedee4663 said:

Doozergirl said:

I've not noticed the guitars.  

I believe that the key sale winners are 

a) a vase of random big twigs placed in a corner, often with fairy lights

b) it is imperative to hang a used tea towel from the arm of the oven.   

OMG, both of these were in my pictures LOL 

When I sold my last house, the estate agent ‘advice’ was not to hang a tea towel on the oven door. It seemed a very minor point, but have no idea why it’s such a no-no (as long as it’s clean, of course!). I’ve seen much worse travesties!

hazyjo

RedFraggle said:

staffie1 said:

Doozergirl said:

I've not noticed the guitars.  

I believe that the key sale winners are 

a) a vase of random big twigs placed in a corner, often with fairy lights

b) it is imperative to hang a used tea towel from the arm of the oven.   

The guitar thing may of course be a local phenomenon. But I agree about the twigs and fairy lights. Also strings of triangular flags hung in conservatories seems to be popular.

It's called bunting daaaaahling 😂

However, my rat Bertie proved popular. We sold in 11 hours. 
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/house-prices/detailMatching.html?prop=68304419&sale=55768091&country=england

He's adorable 💗

NatNat77

Why all the hate for twigs with fairy lights?! I like them 😂

nimbo

My two favourite shots form one house I viewed. The estate agent had a really goof ohotogrpher. 🤣🤣

wannabe_a_saver

RedFraggle said:

staffie1 said:

Doozergirl said:

I've not noticed the guitars.  

I believe that the key sale winners are 

a) a vase of random big twigs placed in a corner, often with fairy lights

b) it is imperative to hang a used tea towel from the arm of the oven.   

The guitar thing may of course be a local phenomenon. But I agree about the twigs and fairy lights. Also strings of triangular flags hung in conservatories seems to be popular.

It's called bunting daaaaahling 😂

However, my rat Bertie proved popular. We sold in 11 hours. 
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/house-prices/detailMatching.html?prop=68304419&sale=55768091&country=england

Bertie is very cute!  Where's his friends?

FreeBear

wannabe_a_saver said:

RedFraggle said:

staffie1 said:

Doozergirl said:

I've not noticed the guitars.  

I believe that the key sale winners are 

a) a vase of random big twigs placed in a corner, often with fairy lights

b) it is imperative to hang a used tea towel from the arm of the oven.   

The guitar thing may of course be a local phenomenon. But I agree about the twigs and fairy lights. Also strings of triangular flags hung in conservatories seems to be popular.

It's called bunting daaaaahling 😂

However, my rat Bertie proved popular. We sold in 11 hours. 
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/house-prices/detailMatching.html?prop=68304419&sale=55768091&country=england

Bertie is very cute!  Where's his friends?

In the cat..

I'll get my shoes...

ka7e

I think developers buy job lots of wicker hearts and insist that all buyers on new estates exhibit them in a front window. Also the letters H O M E, which would be good navigational aids if every other house didn't display the exactly the same.

PollyWollyDoodle

I am gutted to read this thread. I have a guitar, I do play it occasionally, (acoustic not electric) and it is in view in my photos because that is where it lives - I had enough trouble finding places to hide all the random clutter without secreting a guitar somewhere safe. Don’t say “put it in the car” because that was already full of coats, shoes, and other normal living paraphernalia. I have some twigs (cut from my very own garden) and I added fairy lights to them at Christmas, I thought it was a really novel idea. I am now hanging my head in shame. I had no idea that I was such a cliche.

I must have done a good job with hiding the cat accessories though, because when my buyers came back for another look this weekend they were surprised to see the two cats in the garden. Luckily they didn’t seem to notice that the cats were busy murdering a mouse. 

dramaticat

I inherited 30 guitars from my husband. That's on top of the cello, two keyboards, nyckelharpa, cittern, Irish bouzouki, Greek bouzouki and baglama, and other assorted instruments (a couple mine!) bringing the total to 50. Luckily I had a big cupboard I could put them all in. It made a talking point when viewers opened the cupboard door ...

Unfortunately I couldn't fit my piano in the cupboard too. No one remarked on that, though. But they did like dressmaker's dummy on which I'd put a theatrical costume I'd made for my drama group and stood it in front of an untidy pile of stuff I couldn't find a hidey hole for.