Handmade objects, which can be either classic or modern, add a lot of warmth to a space. The use of photography and graphic prints, such as the ikat upholstery and jug vases, feel contemporary.
This room maintains its classic style with a few contemporary details to accentuate the tasteful, old-world architecture. The striking fireplace is highlighted by sand-colored draperies and spotless stone drinking tables.
This space is kept appearing new by the subtle but dynamic combination of the steel and wood coffee table on top of the old wool rug. Once your large pieces are selected like the room's plush linen furniture.
To make modern furniture feel cozier and less stark, choose a warm color scheme. This living room features warm green bookshelves that provide a nice backdrop for the cream, beige, and brown furniture and accessories.
When blending eras, the choice of material is crucial. Even while a slipcovered sofa could scream futuristic to some, the weathered navy linen gives it an air of antiquity.
Transitional design can have a minimalist feel to it because the main focus is on emphasizing the items you truly love, nothing more. This living area is furnished with similarly elegant but understated modern furniture and artwork.
To get the coherent effect of transitional style even with a more funky style, repeat a few more saturated hues in your palette. The accent chair, coffee table, rug, and paintings all have shades of navy blue and brick red.
Anything from historical treasures to contemporary buildings makes for an ideal display. The items you adore can really shine because to the simple lines and sparse adornment.