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True Open Living

Kayla’s client wanted her overall design to be predominately white and gray and for it to be light and airy. The main challenge was capturing their style and making sure it paired well with the style of their home. Their style was modern, but their home had transitional features. The challenge was meshing the two together to provide the perfect balance. The unique angle and shape of this space provided another challenge when it came to maximizing seating.

Location: Dallas, TX

Designer Credits: Kayla Anderson

Project Overview:

To reconcile the client’s personal style with that of the home, Kayla blended modern and transitional elements by introducing white wood paneling on the walls alongside a refined gray grasscloth wallpaper. This also enhanced the overall brightness of the space. Incorporating additional transitional chairs in a pristine white hue complements the rustic wood dining table, lending a softening effect and further brightening the room.

To infuse a modern touch, a sleek chandelier exudes contemporary elegance. A white and gray transitional rug delineates the unique layout of the area while anchoring the design cohesively. Finally, landscape artwork featuring subtle hints of color served as engaging focal points, fostering conversation within the space.

True Open Living
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