Photo Credit: Citybee Studio, Chicago, IL
Example of a mid-sized transitional enclosed dark wood floor living room design in Milwaukee with blue walls and no fireplace

Randall Perry Photography
Beach style bedroom photo in Other with blue walls

Transitional girl beige floor kids' room photo in New York with blue walls

“Tropical. Victorian. Gothic.” This is the vibe my client wanted for the living room in their 1800’s farmhouse, and this is what I delivered. Admittedly though, I had to do a deep dive into inspiration pictures for a general direction, because, what an unusual ask in terms of concept! Ultimately, my goal for this project was a very moody, overly saturated space that evoked emotion and started a conversation. To start, I specified a heavily textured grasscloth wallcovering in teal and contrasted that with high gloss fuchsia and teal paint to trim out the entire room. This included the doors, fireplace, all window and door casings, and the wall area below the chair rail. Covering the shelter-armed, dramatic tufted sofa in a matching shade of fuchsia velvet is the centerpiece of the whole room and a true “wow” feature. The two French-inspired chairs are covered in a “drippy” teal damask with a contrasting black painted frame, giving a gothic vibe, while the crock embossed leather on the bench is exotic, playing to the tropical element of the space. Finishing off the space is the eclectic mix of lighting, pillows, and decorative accents used throughout. Although all elements seem to be pulled from different eras and genres, they all speak to each other through finish and scale, adding to the Victorian, eclectic, and collected design of the room. The color-drenched walls, lush textures, and eclectic accents are dramatic and a little over the top… but what else would you expect in a project that is tropical, Victorian, and gothic?

Photo Cred: Kip Dawkins (www.kipdawkinsphotography.com)
Transitional sunroom photo in Richmond with a standard ceiling

Study room - transitional freestanding desk dark wood floor study room idea in Denver with white walls

Inspiration for a small coastal gray tile ceramic tile bathroom remodel in Grand Rapids with a pedestal sink, a two-piece toilet and blue walls

Large Bedroom with ample closet space.
Example of a mid-sized transitional girl carpeted and beige floor kids' room design in Philadelphia with multicolored walls

Transitional dark wood floor bedroom photo in New York with multicolored walls

Inspiration for a large rustic l-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen remodel in Other with a farmhouse sink, recessed-panel cabinets, red cabinets, wood countertops, brown backsplash, wood backsplash, paneled appliances and an island

“Tropical. Victorian. Gothic.” This is the vibe my client wanted for the living room in their 1800’s farmhouse, and this is what I delivered. Admittedly though, I had to do a deep dive into inspiration pictures for a general direction, because, what an unusual ask in terms of concept! Ultimately, my goal for this project was a very moody, overly saturated space that evoked emotion and started a conversation. To start, I specified a heavily textured grasscloth wallcovering in teal and contrasted that with high gloss fuchsia and teal paint to trim out the entire room. This included the doors, fireplace, all window and door casings, and the wall area below the chair rail. Covering the shelter-armed, dramatic tufted sofa in a matching shade of fuchsia velvet is the centerpiece of the whole room and a true “wow” feature. The two French-inspired chairs are covered in a “drippy” teal damask with a contrasting black painted frame, giving a gothic vibe, while the crock embossed leather on the bench is exotic, playing to the tropical element of the space. Finishing off the space is the eclectic mix of lighting, pillows, and decorative accents used throughout. Although all elements seem to be pulled from different eras and genres, they all speak to each other through finish and scale, adding to the Victorian, eclectic, and collected design of the room. The color-drenched walls, lush textures, and eclectic accents are dramatic and a little over the top… but what else would you expect in a project that is tropical, Victorian, and gothic?

Example of a transitional girl kids' room design in Dallas with pink walls

The light blue velvet stools and dining chairs, gold finish dining table and chairs, high ceilings, huge windows with a beautiful view and custom fuschia patterned draperies in this breakfast nook produce an elegant and inviting design style.

Reading nook addition doubles as a new covered entry below. A large window at the new bench and nook area provide views to Lake Tahoe through the trees. Wood wainscot sits at the window's sill/casing height. Custom bench has storage below.

Interior Design: Lucy Interior Design Builder: Claremont Design + Build Photography: SPACECRAFTING
Inspiration for a transitional master carpeted bedroom remodel in Minneapolis with gray walls

Living room - large cottage living room idea in San Francisco with white walls

Caleb Vandermeer
Inspiration for a small transitional medium tone wood floor great room remodel in Portland with white walls and no fireplace

Kids' room - mid-sized transitional girl carpeted kids' room idea in Minneapolis with gray walls

“Tropical. Victorian. Gothic.” This is the vibe my client wanted for the living room in their 1800’s farmhouse, and this is what I delivered. Admittedly though, I had to do a deep dive into inspiration pictures for a general direction, because, what an unusual ask in terms of concept! Ultimately, my goal for this project was a very moody, overly saturated space that evoked emotion and started a conversation. To start, I specified a heavily textured grasscloth wallcovering in teal and contrasted that with high gloss fuchsia and teal paint to trim out the entire room. This included the doors, fireplace, all window and door casings, and the wall area below the chair rail. Covering the shelter-armed, dramatic tufted sofa in a matching shade of fuchsia velvet is the centerpiece of the whole room and a true “wow” feature. The two French-inspired chairs are covered in a “drippy” teal damask with a contrasting black painted frame, giving a gothic vibe, while the crock embossed leather on the bench is exotic, playing to the tropical element of the space. Finishing off the space is the eclectic mix of lighting, pillows, and decorative accents used throughout. Although all elements seem to be pulled from different eras and genres, they all speak to each other through finish and scale, adding to the Victorian, eclectic, and collected design of the room. The color-drenched walls, lush textures, and eclectic accents are dramatic and a little over the top… but what else would you expect in a project that is tropical, Victorian, and gothic?