Living spaces can be beautifully designed while still being functional. This modern transitional style living room proves there’s no reason you have to trade one for the other. A neutral color palette makes the room feel warm and inviting while also masking dirt and wear.
Here you see modern and traditional design elements combined to create a living room in perfect harmony. Don’t you just want to cozy up on that sectional and watch a movie?
This exceptionally beautiful living space is from this inviting transitional style home tour at our local 2018 Utah Valley Parade of Homes, built by Jerry Stubbs Construction Homes and designed by Tique and Company.
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Curious how to achieve transitional style in your own living room? Find out how to ‘Get This Look’ with our six design tips and decor shopping picks below!
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How to Create a Transitional Style Living Room
1. Swap basic overhead lighting for unique pendant lights
Why settle for a builder-grade overhead light when you can make a statement? These modern globe pendants are stunning without being too flashy ornate.
2. Adorn shelves with minimal accessories
It can be tempting to load up your shelves with numerous books and trinkets. But sometimes less is more. Draw attention to small groups of books placed on different shelves and minimal accessories in a monochromatic palette. The glass shelving is great for being there but not taking up visual space, too.
3. Find a traditional sectional
For larger living spaces, you can’t go wrong with a traditional sectional. Seating is the main function of a living room! We love how the warm brown of this sofa adds nice contrast to the room while also being practical (hiding dirt with kids is a must).
4. Select a modern coffee table
This sleek modern coffee table acts as both a foot rest and display area. To achieve a similar look and functionality, choose a coffee table with ample surface space and clean lines.
5. Anchor the neutral color palette with a large rug
Want a light colored rug that doesn’t readily show stains and dirt? Opt for a large rug with a neutral color pattern. The cream, gray, and taupe tones seen here is perfect for the space–practical and pretty.
6. Create more seating with modern armchairs and ottomans
Extra seating is always a plus in a living room. In keeping with the transitional style, modern arm chairs and stools compliment the traditional sectional.
Our picks for modern transitional style living room furniture and decor
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