Transitional home style

A look at transitional style interior design, a beautiful balance of modern and traditional style home decor, with ideas and tips to create a timeless, classic aesthetic in the living room, bedroom, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, and entryway!

What exactly is transitional style? We'll help you understand what this home decor style is all about and how you can apply it to your home!

Like what you see? Take a peek at the talent behind the story... Interior Design & Styling: Marin Design Co. · Photography: Nicole Dianne · Architect: AMS Drafting and Design · Builder: Landmark Builders

Discover the warmth and comfort of Cozy Transitional Style, blending modern and traditional design for a timeless, polished, and livable interior.

Transitional Design is defined as a balance between traditional and modern styles. With cleaner silhouettes and more muted colors, transitional style takes the classic pieces of traditional design and updates them for a more casual feel. Wood tones are lighter and often lacquered, while fabrics are tonal and textured.

With these transitional dining room decor ideas, you will feel more confident and inspired when making your space look polished and timeless.

What decorating trends are out of style in 2024? This list will help you avoid passé designs so you can let them go to keep your home updated, classic, and inspiring.

Learn the seven key elements of transitional design to create a sophisticated space that seamlessly combines traditional and contemporary interior styles.

This transitional home decor guide from Christina Maria will teach you how to decorate your own house to create a classic yet modern style. Learn about the most impactful interior design elements when it comes to transitional style, as well as the best neutral paint colors and where to find vintage and on-trend accent pieces. From clean lines to brushed metal tones, this guide has all the information you need! #christinamaria #transitionalstyle #classichomedecor

If you find that your style doesn't really "fit" into any specific one category, you may have transitional style! Come see this decor style in real homes!