Example of a transitional bedroom design in Dallas

Van Gogh - Vase with Daisies and Poppies 20X24 inch canvas 100% hand painted oil painting on artist grade canvas.
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Mantles are the perfect location to exhibit a favorite piece of art, framed family photos, antique lamps and vases of all sizes. Just remember to keep it simple and don't overdo it. Photo: Rikki Snyder

Farmhouse Kitchen Remodel and new lay-out
Mid-sized farmhouse u-shaped light wood floor and gray floor enclosed kitchen photo in Seattle with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, gray backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances, no island and white countertops

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Discover the perfect blend of style and comfort with our curated interior design ideas. Picture a living room featuring a chic beige sofa paired with elegant chairs, and accentuated by a light brown wood flooring that adds warmth and sophistication. Our selection includes modern black cabinets, striking white cabinets, and sleek white counters that harmonize beautifully with the surrounding decor. Enhance your space with our range of home decor options, from stylish chalinders and eye-catching flower vases to lush indoor plants that bring life and vibrancy to your home. Our collection also features ceiling fans and ceiling lights that add both functionality and flair to your interiors. Explore remodeling ideas and get inspired by innovative concepts for home additions. Whether you’re interested in general contracting, custom homes, or transforming your space with wood round tables and wood floors, Jon Cancelino and our team in Clearwater, FL, and Tampa, 33756, are here to guide you every step of the way. Transform your living space into a haven of elegance and comfort with our expert advice and top-notch interior solutions. Welcome to a world of endless possibilities!

The centerpiece of the scene is a rectangular dining table crafted from light brown wood. It boasts a smooth finish and a clean design, featuring four straight legs connected by a stretcher base - a horizontal bar that runs between the legs on each long side for added stability. The light brown color of the table creates a warm and inviting feel in the room. In the center of the table sits a simple yet elegant centerpiece. A white ceramic vase holds several green plant stems, adding a touch of nature and life to the space. Surrounding the table are four chairs, each with a brown wooden frame that complements the table. The chairs are upholstered in a light brown fabric, creating a cohesive look with the table. The upholstery appears light-colored enough to add contrast and prevent the room from looking too dark or monotonous. A decorative mirror hangs on the wall directly behind the table. The mirror's frame has a light brown finish that echoes the color of the table and chair frames, tying the design elements together. This placement of the mirror helps create a sense of spaciousness in the dining room by reflecting the light and the table setting. A chandelier hangs from the ceiling, positioned directly above the center of the table. The chandelier has a metal frame with a classic design, featuring multiple arms that each hold a clear glass bulb. The chandelier provides ample task lighting for the dining area, and its style complements the traditional feel of the furniture. Overall, the scene depicts a well-coordinated dining room that is both warm and inviting. The use of light brown tones throughout the space creates a sense of harmony, while the simple elegance of the furniture and centerpiece suggests a focus on functionality and clean lines.

White and blue activate the auspicious chi of this living room and so they are the dominant colors. The pops of warm color aren't enough to weaken the blue and white activations, but they bring balance visually and energetically. We love how this painting by a local artist, @carriemeganart, captures the serene yet cheery mood of the space. We used some of our favorite fabrics for the pillows: Schumacher Chenonceau in coral, and Lotus Garden in green/blue and coral. A Williams Sonoma yellow bird vase offers a teaser of the living room from the hallway. And the yellow vase call to the yellow Schumacher "Hellene" wallpaper from the foyer. The live edge coffee table brings in a modern element, along with the English rolled arm sofas and navy lamps.

White and blue activate the auspicious chi of this living room and so they are the dominant colors. The pops of warm color aren't enough to weaken the blue and white activations, but they bring balance visually and energetically. We love how this painting by a local artist, @carriemeganart, captures the serene yet cheery mood of the space. We used some of our favorite fabrics for the pillows: Schumacher Chenonceau in coral, and Lotus Garden in green/blue and coral. A Williams Sonoma yellow bird vase offers a teaser of the living room from the hallway. And the yellow vase call to the yellow Schumacher "Hellene" wallpaper from the foyer. The live edge coffee table brings in a modern element, along with the English rolled arm sofas and navy lamps.

Welcome to our latest project, where we’ve reimagined a living space with a blend of elegance and functionality. The living room is anchored by a stylish beige sofa and matching chairs, complemented by a dark wood coffee table that adds a touch of sophistication. A beautifully crafted chandelier hangs overhead, illuminating the space and highlighting the light brown wood flooring that extends throughout the room. The room is adorned with a variety of indoor plants, adding a refreshing touch of nature, while a flower vase serves as a focal point on the coffee table. Jon Cancelino’s expertise in home decor is evident in the wall-mounted acrylic photo frame and the striking wall painting, which enhances the crisp, white walls. Window blinds and shutters provide privacy and control over natural light, seamlessly integrating with the overall design. The staircase, elegantly designed to complement the space, leads to the various levels of this home, which is located in Clearwater, FL, and serves the 33756 area. This project showcases our dedication to remodeling and interior design ideas, brought to life through our general contracting services and custom home designs. Whether you’re considering home additions or a complete renovation, we’re here to help you create a space that reflects your style and meets your needs.

Farmhouse Kitchen Remodel and new lay-out
Enclosed kitchen - mid-sized farmhouse u-shaped light wood floor and gray floor enclosed kitchen idea in Seattle with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, gray backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances, no island and white countertops

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White and blue activate the auspicious chi of this living room and so they are the dominant colors. The pops of warm color aren't enough to weaken the blue and white activations, but they bring balance visually and energetically. We love how this painting by a local artist, @carriemeganart, captures the serene yet cheery mood of the space. We used some of our favorite fabrics for the pillows: Schumacher Chenonceau in coral, and Lotus Garden in green/blue and coral. A Williams Sonoma yellow bird vase offers a teaser of the living room from the hallway. And the yellow vase call to the yellow Schumacher "Hellene" wallpaper from the foyer. The live edge coffee table brings in a modern element, along with the English rolled arm sofas and navy lamps.

White and blue activate the auspicious chi of this living room and so they are the dominant colors. The pops of warm color aren't enough to weaken the blue and white activations, but they bring balance visually and energetically. We love how this painting by a local artist, @carriemeganart, captures the serene yet cheery mood of the space. We used some of our favorite fabrics for the pillows: Schumacher Chenonceau in coral, and Lotus Garden in green/blue and coral. A Williams Sonoma yellow bird vase offers a teaser of the living room from the hallway. And the yellow vase call to the yellow Schumacher "Hellene" wallpaper from the foyer. The live edge coffee table brings in a modern element, along with the English rolled arm sofas and navy lamps.

Family Room in Rolling Hills Dr | Transitional New Build in Cave Creek, AZ | Room Type: Whole Home Furnishings | Project Name: Rolling Hills Dr | Key Feature: A fully furnished transitional home designed to feel sophisticated and collected without being precious, so the clients could actually live in it and have their grandkids over without a second thought. Challenge: The clients had just completed a new build and needed a home that reflected their taste and life stage. They wanted something that felt elevated and intentional but not stiff or untouchable. The risk with transitional design at this level is that it can tip too far in either direction, ending up either too formal to live in or too casual to feel designed. Finding that balance in a brand new home with no existing character to work from is harder than it sounds. Solution: Living with Lolo furnished the entire home with pieces that layered sophistication with genuine comfort. Every selection was made with real life in mind, durable enough for grandkids, beautiful enough for entertaining, and cohesive enough to feel like a designer put it together rather than a furniture showroom. The transitional direction gave the home warmth and timelessness without leaning on trends that would feel dated in a few years. Materials: Transitional furnishings with a mix of natural textures, comfortable upholstery, layered rugs and textiles, and curated accessories sourced through Living with Lolo's trade relationships. Budget: $75,000 to $200,000 | Timeline: Approximately 3 to 6 months from design through installation.

Hand painted Tree of Life in stylized format, with gold leaf work embedded in branching, blue and white vase. Panel measures 4 ft W X 6 ft H

Family Room in Rolling Hills Dr | Transitional New Build in Cave Creek, AZ | Room Type: Whole Home Furnishings | Project Name: Rolling Hills Dr | Key Feature: A fully furnished transitional home designed to feel sophisticated and collected without being precious, so the clients could actually live in it and have their grandkids over without a second thought. Challenge: The clients had just completed a new build and needed a home that reflected their taste and life stage. They wanted something that felt elevated and intentional but not stiff or untouchable. The risk with transitional design at this level is that it can tip too far in either direction, ending up either too formal to live in or too casual to feel designed. Finding that balance in a brand new home with no existing character to work from is harder than it sounds. Solution: Living with Lolo furnished the entire home with pieces that layered sophistication with genuine comfort. Every selection was made with real life in mind, durable enough for grandkids, beautiful enough for entertaining, and cohesive enough to feel like a designer put it together rather than a furniture showroom. The transitional direction gave the home warmth and timelessness without leaning on trends that would feel dated in a few years. Materials: Transitional furnishings with a mix of natural textures, comfortable upholstery, layered rugs and textiles, and curated accessories sourced through Living with Lolo's trade relationships. Budget: $75,000 to $200,000 | Timeline: Approximately 3 to 6 months from design through installation.

What kind of kitchen do you give a young couple that loves colour and eclectic design? A blue one! Cobalt cabinets breathe new life into existing floors, and rustic wood shelves warm up the look. We removed a nib wall to make room for a kitchen table, and the windows were updated for more light and garden views. Green chairs, yellow vases and red appliance knobs add pops of brightness without going overboard.

The walls are in clay, the ceiling is in clay and wood, and one of the four walls is a window. Japanese wabi-sabi way of life is a peaceful joy to accept the full life circle. From birth to death, from the point of greatest glory to complete decline. Therefore, the main décor element here is a 6-meter window with a view of the landscape that no matter what will come into the world and die. Again, and again.