Example of a transitional home design design in Denver

This small and narrow room was transformed into a cozy bedroom for a young teenage girl who still loves her teddies and dressing up. To save space the antique bed is placed at the end of the room. The custom drapes are removable thanks to velcro hidden in the crown molding. When down the drapes create a european style sleeping closet.

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Home design - transitional home design idea in Denver

Transitional home design photo in Denver

Inspiration for a rustic medium tone wood floor, brown floor, exposed beam, vaulted ceiling and wood wall bedroom remodel in Denver with white walls and a standard fireplace

Project by Austinologie This bedroom accent wall was painted using the Gabrielle Damask wall stencil pattern.
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A view of the room without the drapes. Custom crown molding adds character, patina and provides a housing for the removable drapes.
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Inspiration for a rustic medium tone wood floor, brown floor and double-sink freestanding bathtub remodel in Denver with flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, white walls, an undermount sink, black countertops and a built-in vanity

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Vintage sconces placed on each end of the bed provide ample light for reading.
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Having an eye for great interior design yet no clue on where to start or how to narrow down their aesthetic vision, a young family turned to Décor Aid to bring their drab pre-war Upper West Side apartment to life. With two young daughters in tow, our clients were looking for high style décor grounded in practicality and function – namely for their foyer, living room, dining room, and den. Armed with a variety of inspiration from traditional to ultra-modern, they knew that they wanted their apartment’s interior design to look put together and thought through, but were short on a concise design direction. In comes Décor Aid interior designer Gabrielle G. to revive their stark home with inspired design. After their initial in-home consultation, Gabrielle honed in on key decorative touchstones the couple had interest in and compiled a list of must-haves as an aesthetic foundation for the home. Starting with fresh coats of pure white paint to liven up and brighten each room, Gabrielle took advantage of the apartments closed floor plan and gave each room it’s own design signature rather than having to ensure that everything flowed together – in turn, giving her more freedom. Save for a china cabinet and formal dining table, Gabrielle was tasked with sourcing furnishings and accessories and went for clean simplicity as the couple also expressed that they’d like to have pieces that can move with them as their family grows while also being conducive for family life. As you can see, the space is grounded with soothing neutrals so Gabrielle brought in pops of color and texture through accessories and abstract art for a sophisticated yet casual vibe. The end result boasts concise design and pulled together everyday glamor for this modern family home that our clients adore, and so do we.

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This is an apartment bathroom that lacks any light or window so I kept everything simple and mirrored the wall; earthtone marble mosaics and warm walnut with white caesarstone countertops help streamline and enlarge the space. The glass and mirror plays off light.

Project by White Lace Cottage A DIY stenciled accent wall in a bedroom using the Gabrielle Damask Stencil. Anne painted the pattern in Heirloom Traditions Paint-Mocha and White Lace Paint. http://www.cuttingedgestencils.com/damask-stencil-3.html

Example of a transitional light wood floor enclosed dining room design in Los Angeles with beige walls and no fireplace