Remember two years ago when I didn't know what style I liked and I was torn... as to how I should decorate my house? Well, I learned that I liked Transitional style. After two years, I am convinced that this IS my style. I would love to take on another project. Maybe decorate someone else's house? Anyone? I found a design blooger j steinberg design who wrote about this particular style on her blog:
“Transitional” combines the best of both worlds- the calming and clean aspects of Contemporary with the warm and very tailored look of Traditional. When I design a Transitional interior, I like the bones of the space to be more traditional, and the decor and furnishings more Contemporary. Taking color and style direction into consideration, this is usually a good balance of the two. Mixing these two styles creates a backdrop that is both casual and formal. To me, Transitional design is a very American look. After all, the concept of casual elegance was indeed born by Americans.
Transitional style living room
Transitional style bedroom
I found this wall decor at Z Gallerie:
" A Z Gallerie exclusive, our refreshingly clean glossy white Lotus Flower plaque will give a lift to your tired walls. Definitely more effective in pairs, or better yet in quadruples, it is meant to partner with its companion white Chrysanthemum plaque. 13.5” x’ 13.5” x 1.5” and formed of white lacquer coated resin."
This piece and another one that's a set to this one... would be stunning in a dark chocolate wall behind a tan sofa with crisp linen drumshade lamps on each side.... I love floral and leaf motif.
But you know, not all flower wall decor is the same you know....
This is an 80's floral gone wild room. Believe it or not, I would have loved a home like this. In fact, I remember staying in a little cottage in San Luis Obispo called Apple Farm Inn with decorations like this!