Traditional Living Room in Lake Tahoe
Designer Linda McCall creates a charming place for family and friends to gather in this couple's traditional Lake Tahoe getaway.
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November 25, 2014

By:
Keri Sanders
From:
Linda McCall

Photo By: Jack Wolford, Wolford Interiors
Photo By: Jack Wolford, Wolford Interiors
Photo By: Jack Wolford, Wolford Interiors
Photo By: Jack Wolford, Wolford Interiors
Photo By: Jack Wolford, Wolford Interiors
Mixing Textures in Traditional Living Room
Symmetrical furnishings and a neutral color palette give this traditional living room a simple, clean feel. Great use of texture in the rug, coffee table and stone fireplace creates depth and makes the large space feel intimate.
From:
Linda McCall
Wise Window Treatment
To shield the afternoon sun and to keep a glare off the TV, black pull-down screens were installed above each window in the Lake Tahoe living room.
From:
Linda McCall
Living Room With Depth
A pair of white built-in bookshelves flanks the fireplace in this traditional living room. Small details like the natural stone on the fireplace and the custom-made lamps create interest and give the room personality.
From:
Linda McCall
TV Cover-Up
Designer Linda McCall toyed with several ideas for concealing the TV before deciding on a pair of barn-wood doors that were faux-painted. "As the project evolved and the fireplace wall as a whole was so simply beautiful, I didn’t want anything over the TV that would overpower the fireplace," explains Linda.
From:
Linda McCall
The Perfect Hiding Place
When closed, the faux-painted sliding barn-wood doors blend beautifully with this traditional living room's neutral color palette and don't overpower the lovely stone fireplace.
From:
Linda McCall