""The goal was to make the space feel open and bright and true to its mid-century modern roots, shares Dogan, adding that they \"kept the design clean and bright, using a neutral palette with simple furnishings and accessories to complement the architecture and attract today's buyers.\""
""I updated the decor," explains Dogan. "I incorporated more contemporary light fixtures, layered in soft textiles like pillows and throws, and removed rugs and excess personal items.""
""These swaps and additions played well off the home's unique architecture while letting natural light shine.""
Fiona Dogan staged a mid-century modern home in Rye, New York, balancing period character with contemporary updates to attract modern buyers. She prioritized natural light, kept the design clean with a neutral palette, simple furnishings, and minimal accessories to complement the architecture. She updated decor by adding contemporary light fixtures, layering soft textiles like pillows and throws, and removing rugs and excess personal items. She emphasized the home's unique architectural features while allowing light to dominate the rooms. Those targeted swaps and decluttering helped sell the property within weeks after months on the market. The approach reduced time on market and improved sale outcomes for a period property.
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