On the hunt for a green sofa?
If you’ve been searching for a gorgeous green sofa, then you’ve come to the right spot.
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There’s something so fantastic about a bright statement piece of furniture. And a green couch is definitely a statement.
LOTS of amazing green sofa options have hit the market in recent years.
A green velvet sofa is a popular trend right now, as is a midcentury modern vibe green couch.
I’ve looked high and low on the web searching for the most stylish green sofa / green loveseat options to share.
I hope you find one you love!!
Click on any green sofa below, and you’ll be taken directly to the retailer for more details on the particular item.
Looking more a yellow sofa? We’ve shopped those, too!
Or affordable colorful sofas in all different hues and tones? Boom…here you are….
Is green your favorite color? Then you’ll love this post as well…
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Linda Madison says
Heather,
Loved your site! I am wanting to venture out to paint my stairs! I could use some tips on that! (Smile)
Linda Madison
Heather says
Do it Linda! The tutorial is at: https://heatherednest.com/how-to-paint-stairs/ 🙂 Happy painting!!
Mary paquette says
Sold my mother’s home, for full asking price,myself, during 2007, 2008, not good years to sell anything, Three real estate agents come and gave me their opinion, first said the house needs new window, $20,000. Nope second one said needs a new lawn $3,000. NOPE, third one said,”rip up the carpeting, Young People like handwoods floors”, I bet they do, well I said why don’t you do it! Do you think I have the money, to do all this work. I can’t tell you how many people I know that have sold their parents house as is, The new owners come in rip out everything you have done over and have spent a fortune on, I don’t care if the whole house is beige, they will get rid of everything you have done! Now I know what your thinking maybe if she had spent the $50,000 to do over the house she would have made a little bit more. I’m not going to the time and expense for strangers, to rip it all out! Young woman bought it, and yes indeed she gutted the whole house. Good for her! Maybe here in New England it is different, buy a tiny ranch, demolish it put up a Mansion. Just my opinion.
Margie Layfield says
I agree with Mary. I can’t listen to any realor’s advice. They are in it for THEIR. share.. I’ve sold two previous homes. Here are my tips: clean your house top to bottom. EVERY BIT OF IT, GARAGE INCLUDED! I mean, really clean it. Get rid of every bit of clutter. Don’t cover up the smell of your home, get out the baking soda and get to work. Toss it all over the carpet and let it sit overnight. Vacuum it up. It’s the perfect deodorizer. Deodorize all drains with baking soda and vinegar. Let it sit before running water, 30 minutes will do.
Don’t stage a house. Clean a house! Staging will have people wondering what you’re trying to cover up. A spotless house tells a potential homebuyer that you have spent effort in maintaining your property.
Don’t hire a realtor that tells you how to do things, hire one that understands you are paying them to do their job with what IS! If they are not like-minded, find one who is. Greed takes a backseat when the investment is yours to begin with, don’t sign a realtor on if they are domineering. Maintain the upper hand. The realtor works for YOU, not vice-versus.
Mary says
Great post, Heather, especially the tip about hiding yourself. I have pinned because you know I’m going to need this at some point in the future.