Since your room gets plenty of sunlight your color options are quite broad.
For your main color, we chose to use white/off-white as it offers a fresh, clean, feel to the space. White and off-white colors are often a favorite for walls because they are light, neutral, and match most color schemes. They are known to make rooms feel more airy and spacious.
Use an eggshell finish paint which has a very light touch of shine (similar texture to an eggshell as implied by its name). This finish is very often used for walls and is more durable and easier to clean than matte finish
Transitional Abode Design with Mountain View
Decorilla Designer: Berkeley H. | Client: Nancy
Overall Budget:
Not Sure
Inspiration:
Non-Project Room Photos:
Project Title:
Transitional Abode Design with Mountain View
Project Description:
I am building a custom home in eastern Idaho where the view is wide open and the 4 peaks of the Grand Teton mountains can be seen.
The biggest challenge for the house is the 17 ft vaulted ceiling in the great room with a wall of windows straight ahead (facing east) as you enter the house and a floor to ceiling fireplace on the right. In addition, the great room has 2 queen beams running from the front to the back of the house with the possibility of another beam on each side where the ceiling meets the wall, so possibly 4 beams. The great room opens to the dining room and kitchen on the left. The goal is to let the view take center stage rather than the interior of the house.
I need help with a decorating plan for the great room/dining room including the design of the fireplace and what stone if any, as well as the color of the beams, the flooring, windows, baseboard trim (white or wood?) and walls. The windows will be the modern type window without extension jambs and the drywall is returned into the window frame. They fit tightly inside the window opening and have no trim around them. However, the builder told me that I could have some windows of the normal type with interior trim/moulding if I wanted. He just has to know. The color of the windows is to be determined, but I'm kind of thinking black ???
You will have the floor plans, a drawing of the wall of windows, my ideas and my inspiration photos to work with. The framing for the house is about to begin. This is a blank canvas as nothing exists yet
I didn't care for any of the pics I was asked to choose between and I responded with the one I disliked the least. So to help you get a flavor for my style, some possible descriptions might be.... modern rustic contemporary/transitional, modern mountain, rustic elegance, upscale sophisticated modern rustic.....I want the space to feel inviting, comfortable, and restful but not boring , solid and grounded, sophisticated and not overly rustic, and the view should be the focus. I'm thinking along the lines of neutral colors, but no white furniture. I steer away heavily knotted wood, anything industrial, shabby or highly distressed. I do not foresee animal skins, antlers, etc in my decor.
The houses in the community are a rustic craftsman style with cedar plank siding and cedar shake roofs. There is no white trim on the exteriors and most of the houses I have seen on the inside have wood trim around the windows, baseboards, etc. I will post a few pics in the sections below.
Please note that since I have a blank canvas, in the section below where I'm asked to post pics of other rooms in the house, I'll post some of my inspiration photos for them.
Where I'm asked to provide photos of my room, I'll give you some of the materials I like, e.g. flooring, stone, furniture etc. I will also include some crude mock-ups of the family/DR space. If you look at the floor plan, you will see the space isn't exactly like mine will be, but close. You will see that I also tried to put my windows into the inspiration photo with the pillars on the fireplace to see how it might look together.
In the sections for other helpful things, I will give you a sense for my lot, the outdoor environment and neighborhood.
The biggest challenge for the house is the 17 ft vaulted ceiling in the great room with a wall of windows straight ahead (facing east) as you enter the house and a floor to ceiling fireplace on the right. In addition, the great room has 2 queen beams running from the front to the back of the house with the possibility of another beam on each side where the ceiling meets the wall, so possibly 4 beams. The great room opens to the dining room and kitchen on the left. The goal is to let the view take center stage rather than the interior of the house.
I need help with a decorating plan for the great room/dining room including the design of the fireplace and what stone if any, as well as the color of the beams, the flooring, windows, baseboard trim (white or wood?) and walls. The windows will be the modern type window without extension jambs and the drywall is returned into the window frame. They fit tightly inside the window opening and have no trim around them. However, the builder told me that I could have some windows of the normal type with interior trim/moulding if I wanted. He just has to know. The color of the windows is to be determined, but I'm kind of thinking black ???
You will have the floor plans, a drawing of the wall of windows, my ideas and my inspiration photos to work with. The framing for the house is about to begin. This is a blank canvas as nothing exists yet
I didn't care for any of the pics I was asked to choose between and I responded with the one I disliked the least. So to help you get a flavor for my style, some possible descriptions might be.... modern rustic contemporary/transitional, modern mountain, rustic elegance, upscale sophisticated modern rustic.....I want the space to feel inviting, comfortable, and restful but not boring , solid and grounded, sophisticated and not overly rustic, and the view should be the focus. I'm thinking along the lines of neutral colors, but no white furniture. I steer away heavily knotted wood, anything industrial, shabby or highly distressed. I do not foresee animal skins, antlers, etc in my decor.
The houses in the community are a rustic craftsman style with cedar plank siding and cedar shake roofs. There is no white trim on the exteriors and most of the houses I have seen on the inside have wood trim around the windows, baseboards, etc. I will post a few pics in the sections below.
Please note that since I have a blank canvas, in the section below where I'm asked to post pics of other rooms in the house, I'll post some of my inspiration photos for them.
Where I'm asked to provide photos of my room, I'll give you some of the materials I like, e.g. flooring, stone, furniture etc. I will also include some crude mock-ups of the family/DR space. If you look at the floor plan, you will see the space isn't exactly like mine will be, but close. You will see that I also tried to put my windows into the inspiration photo with the pillars on the fireplace to see how it might look together.
In the sections for other helpful things, I will give you a sense for my lot, the outdoor environment and neighborhood.
Location:
Tetonia, ID, USA
What's your favorite decor style?:
Transitional
What are some of the interior design brands or stores that you like to shop at?:
Furniture should be mid-upper quality, clean lines. I like Ethan Allen, Bernhardt, Century. I d not care for mid-century modern furniture or the things at West Elm.
Which colors do you dislike?:
What are your favorite colors for walls?:
What are your favorite colors for furniture and accents?:
Attach videos, PDFs or other files that you think may be helpful for your designer:
Timeline:
As soon as possible
Overall Budget:
Not Sure
Inspiration:
Non-Project Room Photos:
Project Title:
Transitional Abode Design with Mountain View
Project Description:
I am building a custom home in eastern Idaho where the view is wide open and the 4 peaks of the Grand Teton mountains can be seen.
The biggest challenge for the house is the 17 ft vaulted ceiling in the great room with a wall of windows straight ahead (facing east) as you enter the house and a floor to ceiling fireplace on the right. In addition, the great room has 2 queen beams running from the front to the back of the house with the possibility of another beam on each side where the ceiling meets the wall, so possibly 4 beams. The great room opens to the dining room and kitchen on the left. The goal is to let the view take center stage rather than the interior of the house.
I need help with a decorating plan for the great room/dining room including the design of the fireplace and what stone if any, as well as the color of the beams, the flooring, windows, baseboard trim (white or wood?) and walls. The windows will be the modern type window without extension jambs and the drywall is returned into the window frame. They fit tightly inside the window opening and have no trim around them. However, the builder told me that I could have some windows of the normal type with interior trim/moulding if I wanted. He just has to know. The color of the windows is to be determined, but I'm kind of thinking black ???
You will have the floor plans, a drawing of the wall of windows, my ideas and my inspiration photos to work with. The framing for the house is about to begin. This is a blank canvas as nothing exists yet
I didn't care for any of the pics I was asked to choose between and I responded with the one I disliked the least. So to help you get a flavor for my style, some possible descriptions might be.... modern rustic contemporary/transitional, modern mountain, rustic elegance, upscale sophisticated modern rustic.....I want the space to feel inviting, comfortable, and restful but not boring , solid and grounded, sophisticated and not overly rustic, and the view should be the focus. I'm thinking along the lines of neutral colors, but no white furniture. I steer away heavily knotted wood, anything industrial, shabby or highly distressed. I do not foresee animal skins, antlers, etc in my decor.
The houses in the community are a rustic craftsman style with cedar plank siding and cedar shake roofs. There is no white trim on the exteriors and most of the houses I have seen on the inside have wood trim around the windows, baseboards, etc. I will post a few pics in the sections below.
Please note that since I have a blank canvas, in the section below where I'm asked to post pics of other rooms in the house, I'll post some of my inspiration photos for them.
Where I'm asked to provide photos of my room, I'll give you some of the materials I like, e.g. flooring, stone, furniture etc. I will also include some crude mock-ups of the family/DR space. If you look at the floor plan, you will see the space isn't exactly like mine will be, but close. You will see that I also tried to put my windows into the inspiration photo with the pillars on the fireplace to see how it might look together.
In the sections for other helpful things, I will give you a sense for my lot, the outdoor environment and neighborhood.
The biggest challenge for the house is the 17 ft vaulted ceiling in the great room with a wall of windows straight ahead (facing east) as you enter the house and a floor to ceiling fireplace on the right. In addition, the great room has 2 queen beams running from the front to the back of the house with the possibility of another beam on each side where the ceiling meets the wall, so possibly 4 beams. The great room opens to the dining room and kitchen on the left. The goal is to let the view take center stage rather than the interior of the house.
I need help with a decorating plan for the great room/dining room including the design of the fireplace and what stone if any, as well as the color of the beams, the flooring, windows, baseboard trim (white or wood?) and walls. The windows will be the modern type window without extension jambs and the drywall is returned into the window frame. They fit tightly inside the window opening and have no trim around them. However, the builder told me that I could have some windows of the normal type with interior trim/moulding if I wanted. He just has to know. The color of the windows is to be determined, but I'm kind of thinking black ???
You will have the floor plans, a drawing of the wall of windows, my ideas and my inspiration photos to work with. The framing for the house is about to begin. This is a blank canvas as nothing exists yet
I didn't care for any of the pics I was asked to choose between and I responded with the one I disliked the least. So to help you get a flavor for my style, some possible descriptions might be.... modern rustic contemporary/transitional, modern mountain, rustic elegance, upscale sophisticated modern rustic.....I want the space to feel inviting, comfortable, and restful but not boring , solid and grounded, sophisticated and not overly rustic, and the view should be the focus. I'm thinking along the lines of neutral colors, but no white furniture. I steer away heavily knotted wood, anything industrial, shabby or highly distressed. I do not foresee animal skins, antlers, etc in my decor.
The houses in the community are a rustic craftsman style with cedar plank siding and cedar shake roofs. There is no white trim on the exteriors and most of the houses I have seen on the inside have wood trim around the windows, baseboards, etc. I will post a few pics in the sections below.
Please note that since I have a blank canvas, in the section below where I'm asked to post pics of other rooms in the house, I'll post some of my inspiration photos for them.
Where I'm asked to provide photos of my room, I'll give you some of the materials I like, e.g. flooring, stone, furniture etc. I will also include some crude mock-ups of the family/DR space. If you look at the floor plan, you will see the space isn't exactly like mine will be, but close. You will see that I also tried to put my windows into the inspiration photo with the pillars on the fireplace to see how it might look together.
In the sections for other helpful things, I will give you a sense for my lot, the outdoor environment and neighborhood.
Location:
Tetonia, ID, USA
What's your favorite decor style?:
Transitional
What are some of the interior design brands or stores that you like to shop at?:
Furniture should be mid-upper quality, clean lines. I like Ethan Allen, Bernhardt, Century. I d not care for mid-century modern furniture or the things at West Elm.
Which colors do you dislike?:
What are your favorite colors for walls?:
What are your favorite colors for furniture and accents?:
Attach videos, PDFs or other files that you think may be helpful for your designer:
Timeline:
As soon as possible
Dimensions:
See the floor plan for exact measurements. Great room is approx 19 W x 22 L x 17 H. DR is approx !4 W x 10 L X 10 H
Floor plan:
Photos of your room:
Items you want to keep:
Room Label:
Possibilities - Materials I like
I want this room to feel more masculine/feminine/neutral:
Neutral
What type of sunlight does this room receive?:
Morning light
What do you currently dislike about the room?:
New construction so I don't know yet.
What pieces of existing furniture, lighting, art or accessories do you want to keep in the design?:
I am buying all new furniture for this house. In shopping, I really like the Macy's Radley sectional that is in my materials section. https://www.macys.com/shop/product/radley-5-piece-fabric-chaise-sectional-sofa-created-for-macys?ID=1101386&CategoryID=35419&swatchColor=Heavenly%20Chrome%20Beige I haven't bought it yet, but I'd like to try use it in a configuration that you think is best. It comes in many configurations and colors and in the materials sections, the multi-color swatches are fabric sample combinations that I like possibly for pillows. I would also be happy with the white round sectional shown in my inspiration pics (but not in a white color).
I'm including 2 paintings that I do already have. It's not mandatory to use them, but if we can use 1 or both, that's great. They will probably need to be used frameless or be reframed as I'm not sure that the frames they are in will work.
I'm including 2 paintings that I do already have. It's not mandatory to use them, but if we can use 1 or both, that's great. They will probably need to be used frameless or be reframed as I'm not sure that the frames they are in will work.
Are you open to changing your wall colors?:
Yes
Do you have a preference for either paint or wall covering, or are you open to both?:
Paint
Are you open to changing your floor covering?:
Yes, Wood, Stone, Area Rugs
Attach a floor plan:
Additional comments to designers:
For the DR table, if the top is wood, I do not want it to have a brushed wire finish. I prefer a table that is solid with more of a polished, smooth finish.
I envision the flooring to be engineered wood. I don't want something so dark that you see cracker crumbs on it. I'd like something on the light to medium side, but not with a lot of color variation
Wherever wood is used, I don't want it to be highly knotty, like knotty alder is. In the section for wall colors, I gave you some ideas, but don't feel restricted to just those. There are a lot more neutral colors than what is listed. In general, I like blue/grey/green/beige color combinations. I just don't want the room to feel cold or stark.
The DR windows on the left side of the room are Sierra Pacific Aspen casement windows with aluminum clad wood on the outside. The others on the east are stationary. If you choose the more traditional type of windows, they will have wood inside that can be stained or painted any color. In either case, the windows will not have light dividers in them. They will just be plain glass.
The kitchen design is not in scope, but since it is visible from the DR and the Great room and since we want a rather consistent flow, I have included a sketch of the cabinet arrangement and pics of the appliances I have chosen. The colors for the kitchen are still to be determined as is the style of cabinetry which will be custom. These are in the "Other Rooms in the house" section.
The section with additional files, videos etc has 2 sketches of my house from the front. It's a variation of a craftsman style. I envision it to have a grey pearl stone skirt, with kind of sage green colored siding and dark gray trim. The front door is black. All of this can be changed except the front door.
I am really looking forward to working with you on this project and seeing what you come up with !
I envision the flooring to be engineered wood. I don't want something so dark that you see cracker crumbs on it. I'd like something on the light to medium side, but not with a lot of color variation
Wherever wood is used, I don't want it to be highly knotty, like knotty alder is. In the section for wall colors, I gave you some ideas, but don't feel restricted to just those. There are a lot more neutral colors than what is listed. In general, I like blue/grey/green/beige color combinations. I just don't want the room to feel cold or stark.
The DR windows on the left side of the room are Sierra Pacific Aspen casement windows with aluminum clad wood on the outside. The others on the east are stationary. If you choose the more traditional type of windows, they will have wood inside that can be stained or painted any color. In either case, the windows will not have light dividers in them. They will just be plain glass.
The kitchen design is not in scope, but since it is visible from the DR and the Great room and since we want a rather consistent flow, I have included a sketch of the cabinet arrangement and pics of the appliances I have chosen. The colors for the kitchen are still to be determined as is the style of cabinetry which will be custom. These are in the "Other Rooms in the house" section.
The section with additional files, videos etc has 2 sketches of my house from the front. It's a variation of a craftsman style. I envision it to have a grey pearl stone skirt, with kind of sage green colored siding and dark gray trim. The front door is black. All of this can be changed except the front door.
I am really looking forward to working with you on this project and seeing what you come up with !
Dimensions:
See the floor plan for exact measurements. Great room is approx 19 W x 22 L x 17 H. DR is approx !4 W x 10 L X 10 H
Floor plan:
Photos of your room:
Items you want to keep:
Room Label:
Possibilities - Materials I like
I want this room to feel more masculine/feminine/neutral:
Neutral
What type of sunlight does this room receive?:
Morning light
What do you currently dislike about the room?:
New construction so I don't know yet.
What pieces of existing furniture, lighting, art or accessories do you want to keep in the design?:
I am buying all new furniture for this house. In shopping, I really like the Macy's Radley sectional that is in my materials section. https://www.macys.com/shop/product/radley-5-piece-fabric-chaise-sectional-sofa-created-for-macys?ID=1101386&CategoryID=35419&swatchColor=Heavenly%20Chrome%20Beige I haven't bought it yet, but I'd like to try use it in a configuration that you think is best. It comes in many configurations and colors and in the materials sections, the multi-color swatches are fabric sample combinations that I like possibly for pillows. I would also be happy with the white round sectional shown in my inspiration pics (but not in a white color).
I'm including 2 paintings that I do already have. It's not mandatory to use them, but if we can use 1 or both, that's great. They will probably need to be used frameless or be reframed as I'm not sure that the frames they are in will work.
I'm including 2 paintings that I do already have. It's not mandatory to use them, but if we can use 1 or both, that's great. They will probably need to be used frameless or be reframed as I'm not sure that the frames they are in will work.
Are you open to changing your wall colors?:
Yes
Do you have a preference for either paint or wall covering, or are you open to both?:
Paint
Are you open to changing your floor covering?:
Yes, Wood, Stone, Area Rugs
Attach a floor plan:
Additional comments to designers:
For the DR table, if the top is wood, I do not want it to have a brushed wire finish. I prefer a table that is solid with more of a polished, smooth finish.
I envision the flooring to be engineered wood. I don't want something so dark that you see cracker crumbs on it. I'd like something on the light to medium side, but not with a lot of color variation
Wherever wood is used, I don't want it to be highly knotty, like knotty alder is. In the section for wall colors, I gave you some ideas, but don't feel restricted to just those. There are a lot more neutral colors than what is listed. In general, I like blue/grey/green/beige color combinations. I just don't want the room to feel cold or stark.
The DR windows on the left side of the room are Sierra Pacific Aspen casement windows with aluminum clad wood on the outside. The others on the east are stationary. If you choose the more traditional type of windows, they will have wood inside that can be stained or painted any color. In either case, the windows will not have light dividers in them. They will just be plain glass.
The kitchen design is not in scope, but since it is visible from the DR and the Great room and since we want a rather consistent flow, I have included a sketch of the cabinet arrangement and pics of the appliances I have chosen. The colors for the kitchen are still to be determined as is the style of cabinetry which will be custom. These are in the "Other Rooms in the house" section.
The section with additional files, videos etc has 2 sketches of my house from the front. It's a variation of a craftsman style. I envision it to have a grey pearl stone skirt, with kind of sage green colored siding and dark gray trim. The front door is black. All of this can be changed except the front door.
I am really looking forward to working with you on this project and seeing what you come up with !
I envision the flooring to be engineered wood. I don't want something so dark that you see cracker crumbs on it. I'd like something on the light to medium side, but not with a lot of color variation
Wherever wood is used, I don't want it to be highly knotty, like knotty alder is. In the section for wall colors, I gave you some ideas, but don't feel restricted to just those. There are a lot more neutral colors than what is listed. In general, I like blue/grey/green/beige color combinations. I just don't want the room to feel cold or stark.
The DR windows on the left side of the room are Sierra Pacific Aspen casement windows with aluminum clad wood on the outside. The others on the east are stationary. If you choose the more traditional type of windows, they will have wood inside that can be stained or painted any color. In either case, the windows will not have light dividers in them. They will just be plain glass.
The kitchen design is not in scope, but since it is visible from the DR and the Great room and since we want a rather consistent flow, I have included a sketch of the cabinet arrangement and pics of the appliances I have chosen. The colors for the kitchen are still to be determined as is the style of cabinetry which will be custom. These are in the "Other Rooms in the house" section.
The section with additional files, videos etc has 2 sketches of my house from the front. It's a variation of a craftsman style. I envision it to have a grey pearl stone skirt, with kind of sage green colored siding and dark gray trim. The front door is black. All of this can be changed except the front door.
I am really looking forward to working with you on this project and seeing what you come up with !
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- 4 Eucalyptus Leaf Hollywood Regency Gold Branches Metal Chandelier
- 5 Perrin Modern Classic Grey Oyster Suede Upholstered Swivel Tub Chair
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28% Off |  | Surya Collection LR Area Rug9x13 | LR Area Rug | Order & Save | 28% Off |
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