She likes decorating our house and having fun with each of the holidays.When we go out for a meal the phone stays in the car!

If you can get the combo at least you have access to inside but personally I'd leave it and just consider it part of the decor :) 

In addition to the decorative benefits that it offers, you have a much better looking home that thins the line of getting low rates when you sell the home.

Without fail sellers want to see a wonderfully decorated finished product.  

My realtor has a friend who decorated the cabin for Christmas for me.

Not an exact quote from numerous medical studies but more of a synopsis.BTW; just to brag a bit on myself (and say "bite me" to just about every authority figure in my schools, except my Senior year Guidance Counselor, here is a short history of me since '66.Drafted into military, ended up spending 9 years doing that, a couple of combat decorations, started my BS while in service at the urging of my Colonel who told me my talent would always be wasted in government service, finished my BS in about 30 months of starting, despite several extended TDY assignments.Held 5 jobs within the first 3 years after getting out of the service, and had started one company, later sold.10 years later I had 5 rentals and an MBA5 years later I had 10 rentals and had started a second company5 years later I had quit a job after 17 years that was paying pretty da** well, started a partnership (dissolved within 3 years) and had 16 rentals, all paid for, owned my own house free and clear.BTW, despite my stellar 1.3 GPA in high school I had a 3.7 in college and a 3.8 in graduate school.

We open the gates to the public for a "Festival of Lights" program and it's just astounding the amount of traffic comes through to enjoy all the decorations.

Some gas stations are getting close to the prison decor, they seem to be rather bullet proof.....LOL

Jennifer Lee I'd say if you can't afford to stage a house completely, so that it has enough furnishings and decor to spark the imagination of the buyer envisioning living there, then focus on staging the bathroom and kitchen simply but of a quality befitting the potential home buyer, and make sure the house is painted in a neutral colors (that doesn't mean everything has to be builder beige!)

Is there an official name for adding this decorative piece of the house?