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\n<\/a>\"Architectural<\/a>Here\u2019s another term to add to your design glossary. Transitional. \u00a0It combines the contemporary with the traditional. \u00a0At the same time embracing soft lines with comfortable furnishings without the fuss of traditional styling. In effect – timeless. Sounds ideal. However, creating a cohesive look between the two styles can be tricky. Even for the most discerning eye.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s worth considering the following tips.
\n<\/a>\"\"<\/a>If you are considering modern furniture in your room, then upholster the seating using traditional fabrics such as velvet.<\/p>\n

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\nTry offsetting modern lighting with traditional furniture.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a>Wainscoting, in all its glory, is a traditional feature that would not feel out of place in a contemporary space.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a>Positioning a traditional tufted headboard between modern round side tables will also work very well.<\/p>\n

Transitional is pretty much all about balancing the right mix of old and new. Enhance\u00a0the look further with these key features:<\/p>\n

Colour. Transitional style will consist mostly of neutrals allowing the eye to focus on the furniture. Furthermore, neutrals lay the foundation for pops of pastels. This creates a light and airy feel to the space.<\/p>\n

Texture is fundamental. Elements such as wood, glass, lacquer, metal, fabric and rattan will add significant dimension. As a result, your room will have its own unique personality.<\/p>\n

Accessories should be kept to minimum. Let the furniture and furnishings take centre stage.<\/p>\n

Wall art should be few but impactful. Collection of small art pieces is a big no for this style. Remember little or no fuss.<\/p>\n

Many of us are already following this style without even knowing it. I\u2019m quite certain most homes possess both styles in some form or other. Look around. It could be a piece of furniture, some art work, a rug \u00a0or decor accessories. Don\u2019t be afraid to experiment. \u00a0Tweak it further and really put that stamp on it. Happy styling!<\/p>\n

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Here\u2019s another term to add to your design glossary. Transitional. \u00a0It combines the contemporary with the traditional. \u00a0At the same time embracing soft lines with comfortable furnishings without the fuss of traditional styling. In effect – timeless. Sounds ideal. However, creating a cohesive look between the two styles can be tricky. Even for the most discerning eye. It\u2019s worth considering the following tips. If you are considering modern furniture in your room, then upholster the seating using traditional fabrics such as velvet. Try offsetting modern lighting with traditional furniture. Wainscoting, in all its glory, is a traditional feature that would not feel out of place in a contemporary space. Positioning a traditional tufted headboard between modern round side tables will also work very well. Transitional is pretty much all about balancing the right mix of old and new. Enhance\u00a0the look further with these key features: Colour. Transitional style will consist mostly of neutrals allowing the eye to focus on the furniture. Furthermore, neutrals lay the foundation for pops of pastels. This creates a light and airy feel to the space. Texture is fundamental. Elements such as wood, glass, lacquer, metal, fabric and rattan will add significant dimension. 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