Transitional Home Blends Traditional and Contemporary Elements

Contemporary flair is brought to the traditional spaces in this home as creative wall art enhances the subtle color palette.

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May 27, 2015

By: Morgan Galbraith

From: Carter Kay

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Transitional Foyer With Sunburst Mirror and Wood Dresser

This transitional foyer features a sunburst mirror and wooden dresser adorned with contemporary decor. A classic wooden chair provides a spot to read or relax.

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Traditional Hallway With Round Leather Ottoman

A round leather ottoman takes center stage in this traditional hallway. A dark console table with a pair of lamps on either end features a collection of books, small plant and a vertical piece of art to add visual interest to the space.

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Traditional Living Room With Abstract Painting

A large abstract painting in muted grays, oranges and creams mimics this living room's soft color palette. The intriguing artwork adds contemporary flair to the space.

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Sitting Area With Stone Fireplace and Gold Framed Mirrors

A pair of plush upholstered chairs sit across from each other, creating a cozy conversation spot by this fireplace. Two gold framed mirrors, one large and one small, add visual interest and depth to the space.

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Transitional Living Room With Beautiful Antique Rug

This transitional living room features soft orange, gray and cream accents, creating a light and airy space that can be both formal and casual.

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Yellow Dining Room With Traditional Table and Chairs

Soft yellow walls create a traditional dining room that's bright and inviting. A mix of neutrals and browns in the furnishings and accessories pop against the pastel yellow.

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Cozy Family Room With Reading Nook

Two mismatched but complementary chairs create a nice spot for afternoon reading or cozy conversation in this transitional family room. A large window allows natural light to brighten the space.

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