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Flexible Home Design Allows for Simple, Colorful Changes

June 29, 2015
Susan Brunstrum renovated this house's first floor with an eye on style -- and flexibility. Simple changes like swapping out an end table and pillow give the living room a fresh new look, while different lampshades on the chandelier create a dramatic new ambiance.
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Transitional Living Room With Built-In Media Cabinet

In the living room, an off-white built-in media cabinet features Neoclassical detailing and open shelving.

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Greek-Key Accent Chairs in Living Room

Fun elements give the transitional space a little more flavor than a traditional living room: Greek-key upholstery on the chairs, a glass-top coffee table and floor lamps. 

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Transitional Brown Living Room

Susan Brunstrum opted for a subdued color palette with pops of green to brighten this transitional living room.

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Orange Accents Brighten Brown Living Room

A little color adds a lot of personality to this transitional sitting room designed by Susan Brunstrum. Switching out the green accents for a rusty orange end table and matching throw pillow animates the tone-on-tone palette.

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