Spanish transitional

Vivir Design on Instagram: “Whether indoors, outdoors, on the floor, on the wall, and well…you name it…The checkerboard pattern is a design staple that is just as…”

This huge Mediterranean estate in Woodside, California was designed to embrace the simplicity of the casual country lifestyle. The interior loggia lined with

Transform your living room with Spanish Colonial decor by incorporating key elements such as rustic wood features and wrought iron accents for an authentic touch. Create a cozy ambiance using warm tones and traditional elements like lime wash and chalk paint. Achieve the stucco look with warm, neutral tones while integrating Spanish tiles and arched design elements for timeless elegance in your interior. Master the details of Spanish Colonial interior design by including rustic wood beams…

Hacienda homes are known for their open floor plans, which allow for easy flow between indoor and outdoor spaces. This design is perfect for entertaining, as

Check out all of these hacienda houses that blend rustic charm with modern comfort.

Ever feel torn between the sleek appeal of modern decor and the warmth of traditional design? What if you didn't have to choose between the two? If you're aiming to create a space that perfectly balances these styles, you're in the right place. In this article, we'll explore 29 transitional living room ideas for a balanced aesthetic. From combining clean lines with cozy textures to blending bold accents with neutral backgrounds, these tips will help you achieve a living room that's both…

Love what you see? Take a peek at the talent behind the story… Interior Design: Melissa Marie Interiors · Photography: Ryan Garvin · Build: Dutch Turley · Lighting: Hudson Valley Lighting and Currey & Company · Fixtures: Newport Brass · Tile: Cement Tile Shop and Tabarka Studio

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A standout feature of the Spanish Modern style is the dark wood beam work. You can see dark wood accents on a fireplace hearth, and furniture, but especially in the beams on your ceiling. Having dark wood as an accent still frees you up to have your flooring or other wood elements be lighter or more

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