The transitional style
Classic without the museum feel — classic lines, contemporary finishes, neutral tones.
What colours define transitional style?
Three colours are enough to recognise transitional: a dominant, a material, an accent.
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Where does transitional style work best?
Transitional works best in family homes. If your room does not match, look at the other styles below — the photo stays the same, only the result changes.
How much does a room in transitional style cost?
Mostly it depends on the area. In transitional, materials run from €66 for a facade of 60 m² to €2,712 for a living room of 22 m². Here are all twelve, worked out surface by surface.
| Room | Quantity | Materials total |
|---|---|---|
| Living room | 22 m² | €1,404 – 2,712 |
| Bedroom | 12 m² | €806 – 1,578 |
| Kitchen | 10 m² | €642 – 1,266 |
| Bathroom | 6 m² | €418 – 834 |
| Dining room | 16 m² | €1,024 – 1,992 |
| Office | 10 m² | €642 – 1,266 |
| Kids’ room | 11 m² | €750 – 1,470 |
| Hallway | 5 m² | €362 – 726 |
| Facade | 60 m² | €66 – 330 |
| Garden | 120 m² | €660 – 1,804 |
| Terrace | 15 m² | €510 – 1,394 |
| Balcony | 5 m² | €180 – 492 |
Materials only, fitting excluded, on typical areas. In the app you give your own and the quantities recalculate line by line.
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Room by room
- Living room in transitional style
- Bedroom in transitional style
- Kitchen in transitional style
- Bathroom in transitional style
- Dining room in transitional style
- Office in transitional style
- Kids’ room in transitional style
- Hallway in transitional style
- Facade in transitional style
- Garden in transitional style
- Terrace in transitional style
- Balcony in transitional style