Transitional design borrows elements from both contemporary and traditional while not going to the extreme in either direction. This fresh new look has streamlined surfaces that incorporate traditional ideas.
Intricate moldings and carvings are typically not found in transitional design, however, the use of wood keeps it from looking too contemporary. Transitional design blends old with new giving it a timeless look.
Designer: Jean Exline at Cretwood Design Center in Salina, KS Mayfield Door, Walnut with Bourbon Super Matte
Westpoint Door, Painted Maple Gauguin
Westpoint Door, Painted Maple Gauguin
Westpoint Door, Painted Maple Gauguin
Roxbury Door, Painted Maple-Gauguin
Roxbury Door, Painted Maple-Gauguin
Andrew Tucker, Tucker Distinctive Kitchens, Yardley, PA
Andrew Tucker, Tucker Distinctive Kitchens, Yardley, PA
Andrew Tucker, Tucker Distinctive Kitchens, Yardley, PA
Charleston Door, Painted Maple-Special
Charleston Door, Painted Maple with Icing, Island: Custom Color
Charleston Door, Painted Maple with Icing
Charleston Door, Painted Maple-Special
Canton Door, with Iceberg
Canton Door, with Iceberg
Canton Door, with Iceberg
Mayfield Door, Walnut with Bourbon Super Matte
Designer: Jean Exline at Cretwood Design Center in Salina, KS Burlington Door, P. Maple Custom Paint on Perimeter and on island Mayfield Door, Walnut with Bourbon Super Matte
Designer: Jean Exline at Cretwood Design Center in Salina, KS Burlington Door, P. Maple Custom Paint on Perimeter and on island Mayfield Door, Walnut with Bourbon Super Matte
Layton Door, Donatello Finish
Designer: Barbara French at French’s Cabinet Gallery in Brentwood, TN Cranbrooke Door, Solitaire Paint
Designer: Rob Stango at CabinetTree Design Studio in Cherry Hill, NJ Layton Door, Tuxedo paint
