Transitional
A versatile style that combines the classic sophisticated feel of Traditional decors, and the functional, clean aspects of Modern decors.
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Materials
Perfectly blends natural and worn woods with warm metals, granite countertops, and shiplap.
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Common Characteristics
A Blend of
Traditional & Modern
Transitional decors rely on striking the right balance between these two contrasting styles. Seek out elements from, but that don't lean too heavily into their respective style, and avoid highly ornate elements.
Neutral Base Tones &
Soft Accent Colors
Like Modern decors, this style utilizes a mostly neutral color palette of beige, greys, and whites. It also utilizes a similar accent color palette as Traditional decors, but in softer, less saturated tones.
Mixed Materials &
Balanced Elements
This style utilizes a mixture of materials, including metal, wood, leather, glass, and fabrics. Elements should be used that complement, but do not distract from the overall balance of this style.
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Traditional
Based on the 18th and 19th centuries with a European focus, the Traditional style values consistency, historical references, and symmetry, helping to create a calm aesthetic and sensibility.
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Contemporary design uses clean lines and light colors for airy, sunlight-filled spaces with blond wood and oversized windows. Each line in the architecture and each item in a room adds value.
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This turn-of-the-century design style is a simple, clutter-free aesthetic that steers clear of frills and bold color. It was born of a distinct historical movement that introduced the concept of the open floor plan.
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