While it’s wise to match your interior decor to the style of your house (for example, classic furniture looks great in a Victorian), get rid of over-the-top theme rooms before you put your house on the market. A flowery bathroom crowded with faux blooms and floral prints, or a bedroom dedicated to deep-sea diving, complete with scuba gear hanging on the wall, will cause buyers to look at your stuff, not at the room.
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