Transitional styles combines traditional and modern furniture, decor, colors, prints and more! This style withstands the test of time, because of its ability to encompass the best long-lasting, minimal aspects of different trends.

Farmhouse style is popular for its versatility. It can seamlessly incorporate rustic and modern to create cozy, effortless spaces. Durable, worn-in pieces lends themselves to relaxed spaces great for hospitality!

Glam style fuses airy bright light with rich, luxurious textures for an elegant, sophisticated feel. More is more!

Bohemian style is relaxed, quirky and full of life. Drawing from design elements found all over the world, need not shy away from color, textures and patterns to create a space unique to you!

Contemporary style focuses on form and function. It thrives on the no-frills minimalist ideology and keeping pieces in the home that have interesting shapes and clean lines.

Mid-Century Modern is a term coined for a design style prevalent during the mid-20th century (about 1933 to 1965) and is popular today for its personality, modernity and timelessness. Mid-Century Modern style trophies rich wood tones, intentional pops of color and unexpected, subtle shapes.

• Fabrics and textures in a similar color story
• Comfortable, simple furniture pieces
• Keep the accessories to a minimum
• Cozy throws and large area rugs to complete the space

• Clean lines, painted white or natural wood tones in furniture
• Black or metal industrial finishes
• Neutral color palettes
• Mixing of old and new styles

• Metallics, crystals and relfective surfaces
• Tufted and/or velvet furniture in classic silhouettes
• Light pastels contrasted with dark rich colors
• Cozy throws and large area rugs to complete the space

• Bright colors mixed with rich tones
• Handmade elements: painted, woven, embroidered, etc.
• Eccentric furniture pieces with interesting lines and details
• Colorful, cozy accessories to complete the space

• Bold (sometimes dark or tonal) color complemented by lighter neutrals
• Impactful, simple pieces with little adornment
• Natural textures such as silk, cotton, linen and wool
• Little to no accessories: the furniture and necessities speak for themselves

• Warm, natural wood furniture with clean lines and slanted legs
• Bright, warm accent colors such as cerulean, lime or tangerine.
• Accessorize with unique statement pieces - old or new!