Are you curious about what is a transitional interior design style and why it is important?

A transitional base added to your furniture style makes the style have a classic base that is extremely lasting. I have clients for that we did their interior design over 20 years ago and with this classic transitional base, it is still current.

It actually saves money to have an interior designer and a transitional interior design as a base design. If this is something that intrigues you and you would like to learn more about it, this episode is for you.

Two weeks ago, I started to talk about the 3 Ethnic Furniture Styles. We’ve touched on the Country French and Bohemian furniture styles. Today, I will talk about the Oriental Furniture Style, sometimes called the Asian Furniture Style. This refers to furnishings that originated in the continent of Asia. This Oriental Style has a classic, timeless appeal and will never go out of style.

If your heart yearns for your home far away, you may then utilize items you brought from your heart country, items you found here or abroad that represent your country, and/or items you inherited from your family or others.

So if you want to learn more about the wonderfully beautiful and stylized Oriental style, this episode is for you!

Are you an adventurous, free-spirit person? One who does not like or want rules, and is drawn to items that are unusual and cool. Do you love collecting unconventional, unusual, thought-provoking items from your travels? If you do, chances are, you may be a bohemian person. And that you may want the bohemian style in your home.

Bohemian style is also called Boho. Those two terms are used interchangeably. If you want to learn more about the wonderfully beautiful, exciting, and carefree Bohemian style, this episode is for you.

I am so excited to you start another furniture style category, and so the next 3 episodes will be about 3 Ethnic Furniture Styles. In talking about these ethnic styles, you may be from somewhere else in the world and want touches of your country in your home. It can bring comfort, add familiarity and represent a part of who you are at your core…

Or you may just love and feel drawn to the French, Bohemian, or Oriental style or items from your own country.

Many times these ethnic styles start with a simple transitional base as we discussed in Episode 6. But if your heart yearns for your home far away. You may then utilize items that you brought from your country, items you found here, and/or items you inherited from your family or others.

In today’s episode, I am talking about the Country French Furniture Style. So if you want to learn more about the wonderfully beautiful and romantic French style, this episode is for you.

The Mid-Century Modern furniture style is characterized by its clean lines, minimal decorations, bold colors,  gentle curves, and organic shapes. This style originated in World War II to the mid-20th century -  hence its name.

Thanks to its elegant simplicity and timeless aesthetic, Mid-Century Modern furniture is still highly popular in contemporary or modern interior design. If this simple style appeals to you, keep listening to learn more.

Classic industrial style strives to bring the look of an industrial building into a home with high ceilings, exposed brick and beams, and metal accents. Perfectly suited to spaces like converted factories and rustic lofts, this style is all about creating a streamlined sophisticated design with mixed materials.

So if you are attracted to a furniture style that contrasts modernity and sophistication with rustic elements from the past, this episode is for you.

I have been doing a series of episodes introducing the 12 major furniture styles on the market today. Most of them are not trends but rather shapes, textures, and lines that you like. You choose one, two, or three (at most) of the styles for your home, which you can blend together. This blend of styles creates a whole new style called an Eclectic Style. Once you choose the styles you love, this tells you which ones to shop for and eliminates all the rest. It eliminates all of the other thousands of furniture choices. 

You will find the furniture series very helpful in establishing your favorite style or styles, making shopping for interior furnishings much easier. 

Today’s episode is about a very minimalist style which I call the Executive Efficient Style. This is all about clean lines, organization, efficiency, and, of course, convenience. One thing I hear from everyone with this style is, “I don’t want to have to dust it”. If this is something you say, keep listening. This may be one of your favorite styles!

Our homes should encourage us to live our divine destiny and our best lives.

Today’s episode is the sixth of a 12-part Interior Design Furniture Styles Series called, “What Is My Furniture Style?”. The furniture style I talk about is the Country or Provincial Furniture Style. This style reminds me of all things homemade and rustic.

So if you love nostalgia and simpler things from days gone by, keep listening, perhaps this is one of your favorites!

Today’s episode is the fifth of a 12-part Interior Design Furniture Styles Series called, “What Is My Furniture Style?”. The furniture style I will talk about is the Farmhouse  Furniture Style. It is a beautiful, traditional style that comes with a question: Is the Farmhouse Style still trending? The answer is yes… and no.  To find out more about this beautiful style, where it has been, and where it is going, tune in!

Do you know what your Interior Design Style or Styles are? Are you wondering what your personal interior design style is? Are you wondering if you even have a style? Yes, you do, we all do have a style! Do you want to know what your Interior Design Furniture Style is?

Today’s episode is the fourth of a 12-part Interior Design Furniture Styles Series called, “What Is My Furniture Style?”. The furniture style I will talk about is the Classic, Traditional  Furniture Style. It is a beautiful, classic style that has many facets.

So if you are thinking about decorating the interior of your home or rooms, one that would make you and your guests feel relaxed, quiet, and pleasant, this episode is for you.

Do you know what your Interior Design Style or Styles are? Are you wondering if you even have a style? Ok, here’s a big hint: we all do have a style! But the big question is, do you want to know what your Interior Design Furniture Style is?

Today’s episode is the third of a 12-part Interior Design Furniture Styles Series called, “What Is My Furniture Style?” The furniture style I talk about is the Transitional Furniture Style called the Modern Coastal Furniture Style. It is a fun and vacation-like style.

So if you want to create a space that feels at once cozy and coastal, with an evocative beach appeal, this episode is for you. And if you have been blessed with a stunning beach view, then you won't want to miss this episode.

Do you know what your Interior Design Style or Styles are?  Are you wondering if you even have a style? Ok, here’s a big hint: YES, you do!  And, do you want to know what your Interior Design Furniture Style or styles are?  

Today’s episode is the second of a 12-part Interior Design Furniture Styles Series called, “What Is My Furniture Style?” The series will be from Episodes 6 through 17. Today, let’s talk about the Transitional Furniture Style called the Glam Dramatic Furniture Style.

Have you been thinking about adding a bit something extra to your home to make it look bold, dramatic, and even a bit over-the-top? Are you planning to shop for metals, glass, mirrors, and crystals to add to your home decor? Tune in to see if Glam Dramatic Furniture Style is your style.

In today's show, we're going to talk about transitional interior design.

It is one of the most lasting base designs that you can have in your home. This style is based on having a base style that is simple, clean, and lasting. Many times it's in neutral colors, and it is a very classic design.

So, if you want to learn an interior design secret that will tremendously help you with your interior design plan and translates into money saved in the long run, this episode is for you.