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Dark Wood
Modern accents are the perfect finishing piece to a transitional style. Lamps, art, and vases balance out traditional furniture styles, achieving a modern design.
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Comfortable Seating
Optimize for comfort and style with plush seating. Transitional style blends the comfort found in traditional designs with the sophisticated look of a modern design. Try neutral fabric looks to achieve this balance.
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Dark Wood
Modern accents are the perfect finishing piece to a transitional style. Lamps, art, and vases balance out traditional furniture styles, achieving a modern design.
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Comfortable Seating
Optimize for comfort and style with plush seating. Transitional style blends the comfort found in traditional designs with the sophisticated look of a modern design. Try neutral fabric looks to achieve this balance.
Shop sofas
Ornate Decor
Classic shapes and clean lines are a hallmark of a transitional design. Balance out heavier pieces of furniture with simple yet sharp tables and accent pieces.
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Ornate Decor
Classic shapes and clean lines are a hallmark of a transitional design. Balance out heavier pieces of furniture with simple yet sharp tables and accent pieces.
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Dark Wood
Modern accents are the perfect finishing piece to a transitional style. Lamps, art, and vases balance out traditional furniture styles, achieving a modern design.
Shop by material
Comfortable Seating
Optimize for comfort and style with plush seating. Transitional style blends the comfort found in traditional designs with the sophisticated look of a modern design. Try neutral fabric looks to achieve this balance.
Shop sofas
Ornate Decor
Classic shapes and clean lines are a hallmark of a transitional design. Balance out heavier pieces of furniture with simple yet sharp tables and accent pieces.
Shop decor
1
Choose a Color Foundation
Set the tone of the room by starting with a neutral foundation color. Use this color for your walls, floor, or fixed surfaces.
2
Complement With a Secondary Color
Select a secondary color that complements your foundation. It should create subtle contrast that doesn't compete with the foundation color.
3
Finish With a Pop of Color
Create contrast with bold furniture upholstered in a pattern that packs a punch. Patterns should complement your palette but stand out from the rest of the room.
After selecting your color palette, create visual interest by layering one or multiple patterns. Patterns of differing scales complement one another for a cohesive design. Don’t be afraid to mix different patterns.
Follow these simple pattern/color ratios to design a space that is colorful, fun, and put-together.
a) One large pattern + one small pattern + base color(s)
b) One large pattern + one small pattern + one medium pattern + base color(s)
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However you mix, there is a place for you within the patterned playground.
– Rebecca Beckman from Magnolia Magazine.
Patterns should coexist peacefully and never compete for attention. When working with multiple patterns, choose differing styles of prints that complement one another. Mixing geometric and floral prints creates trend-forward interest, whereas designing with only geometric or only floral prints makes a room feel busy.
Have fun with your design, and don't be afraid to combine more than one pattern into your space. Just ensure that the patterns follow the rules of the scale.
Ensure you’re having fun and letting your personality shine through your design decisions. Choose colors and patterns that are the best visual representation of you. The rules of style are meant to guide your choices. Don’t be afraid to bend the rules to create a space you love.
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