Westfield

Despite having already sold out the development, Figure3 advised Great Gulf to complete the model homes for a compelling, central reason.

We worked with the developer to showcase a new method of “upselling” their customers as designed, developed and executed by us. Typically, developers will offer three model homes; one shows the basics, the second shows a few upgrades and the third presents every available upgrade. We knew a different approach, executed well, would yield very different results.

Great Gulf Westfield kitchen with black marble island, brass stools, brown cabinets, and patterned backsplash

Upgrading how upgrades are sold

Rotate Your Device Great Gulf Westfield dining room with black table, white chairs, black and white artwork, and white chandelier

Modern architecture paired with transitional furniture

We proposed a new approach: each model home would showcase a mix of standard fixtures and finishes and upgrades.

What’s more, we contrasted each house’s architectural theme with the interiors theme, for example; transitional architecture is paired with traditional furniture with industrial accents. Feedback from customers and brokers alike has been unanimous; this new approach to designing and staging model homes is exactly what the savvy and sophisticated purchaser of today needs.

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Bold, bright and glamorous

Rotate Your Device Great Gulf Westfield family room with large movie posters, purple rug, and grey sectional

This cozy den is perfect for movie night

"I've long been convinced that the way upgrades are presented was ripe for disruption. Credit to Great Gulf for working with us to try something new and bold."
Dominic De Freitas
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