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Traditional House Given Modern-Day Style

June 10, 2015
Pineapple House Interior Design breathed new life into this traditional-style house by infusing transitional style throughout. The new style brought the house into the modern-day without sacrificing comfort and a strong sense of home.
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Photo: Keith Taylor Photography. From: Pineapple House Interior Design.

Transitional Entryway With Custom Skirted Console Table

The colors used on walls, floors and fabrics along with unique design details are the key to updating the look of a traditional home. The console in this entry is covered with a custom skirt that features grommets that look like nail heads. Nails and tacks are used on wood and metal, but they are an uncommon addition on fabric. Additionally, the band accent incorporates curves in its design detail instead of straight lines. The mirror above the console has beautifully proportioned divisions in a mullion-like configuration around its perimeter. This edging adds both dimension and interest to the mirror, mirror on the wall.

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Photo: Keith Taylor Photography. From: Pineapple House Interior Design.

Formal Living Room With Two-Story Window Treatments

This formal living room was once a hot room, and it was flooded with natural light due to its walls of two-story windows. While beautiful, the lack of solar control plus the intense brightness of the space made it hard to enjoy. The new coloration helps absorb light. Soft, fluffy fabrics and tall window treatments changed its feel and echo.

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Photo: Keith Taylor Photography. From: Pineapple House Interior Design.

Formal Living Room With Gray Velvet Ottoman

The colors used on walls, floors and fabrics, along with unique design details, are the key to updating the look of a traditional home. This transitional living room features soft grays and neutrals that combine to create a light, sophisticated space.

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Photo: Keith Taylor Photography. From: Pineapple House Interior Design.

Transitional Living Room With Framed Botanical Artwork

The flange on the sofa is on the outside of the seam, which is a design detail that helps modernize the seating. The stacked artwork configuration brings an updated feel to the set of botanicals.

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