Transitional

[tranˈziSH(ə)nəl]

1. involving, providing, or consisting of a passage, movement, or change from one state, condition, subject, place, etc., to another

Defining the style

What you need to know

Cabinetry

This styling is an equal balance of sleek and traditional elements. Bright, relaxed, and casually elegant. The visual impact comes from streamlined cabinet doors and hardware.

Color Palette

Simple versatile colors and neutrals can be combined to create ageless and classic styles. Blues and greens are common non-neutral paints.

Wood Types

Transitional woods may have a smooth finish, no knots, and tight graining.

Examples are:

Flat-cut white oak
Walnut
Maple
Cherry

Transitional Cabinetry

Transitional design shifts through time and brings contemporary and traditional styles. This unique blend feels very current and fresh, seamlessly blending in classic elements of design.

Flat Cut White Oak

Painted

Walnut

Maple

Cherry

Hickory

Culinary Delight

This tasteful kitchen is the perfect blend of transitional ingredients.🥄When mixed just right, the result is a curated space that is warm, inviting, and made for entertaining. The maple shaker-style cabinets are finished in sweet mist with honey bronze pulls.