🚨 Is This The HOTTEST Home TREND for 2024?  

Tell me below what you think of this 💥HOT💥 Trend that's soooo TIMELESS! #trends2024 #homedecor #interiordesign

I have been watching design videos for years. Since recently discovering you I have unsubscribed to others. Your taste is classicly interesting and you don’t spend half your time talking about yourself. Additionally your instructions are doable even if you don’t have a Mansion. Thank You 😘

I've always decorated in a transitional style. It's a style that is timeless and will save you a ton of money over time and frankly it's more comfortable to live in imo. I think that the color scheme one picks is really the key.

I love how you demystify interior design, giving clear steps to follow to achieve a particular look. You’re an excellent teacher 👏👏👏

Lisa, your way of breaking things Down is so informative and refreshing.

Yey!! I’m glad you did this video. I’m a transitional guy because I like modern and traditional elements and can’t always choose between them, and also because I live in a house that’s newly built (modern looking clean lines in windows, doors, counters, ceilings) but within a very traditional looking structure (brick and stone facade, traditional rooflines). It’s the best of both worlds. 💜

Happy birthday!!!!🎂🍾🥂🎉❤️

I just got a Ballard Design Catalogue in the mail, and they're showing lots of Transitional. Personally, I would find it very hard to get right , but if you do, it looks great. Love your video's !

thank you for not being stingy and for sharing your knowledge in a simple and loving way. that is a great praise and virtue of a man/women ❤❤❤

Yep, Transitional is my heart. Grew up with traditional and put my spin of it. Editing, editing and clearing up clutter. I do have more vibrant colors though. Southern Transitional!! Thx Lisa!

Thank you! I’ve transitioned my 1905 house from traditional to transitional. It’s much more in line with the warm minimalism that feels like me.

Lisa´s videos are always so informative and so much fun. Every time I tend to start to favour the style she is talking about, apparently I like the Transitional style, who knew?!

Very helpful! I have these antique dishes with some red and green tiny blossoms, gold trim, and cream/ eggshell color. I want them to be the focal point for the dining room, but I don’t want an overly formal space. It will be a good room for plants to bring out the green color. I don’t know how to incorporate the dishes in a way that they are a focal point, but the table doesn’t always have to be set. 🤔

I love ❤️ the Style Super Categories videos! It's nice to take a bird's eye view to see how you logically get to the sub categories. Lisa your videos are so packed full of good design information that I watch them at least 3 times! And Happy 😊 Birthday 🎂 🥳🎉 to you! And Happy 😊 Birthday 🎂 🎈 🎁 to Dana too! And great editing too! It provides a helpful punctuation of the information. Hope you both enjoy your special day! 🎂 🧁 🍰 💗 😊 💕

Transitional is my style! I can't believe they're calling this a trend.

I am really pleased to say that my style has grown and evolved to mix my old and contemporary pieces, which I guess is Transitional! It's fun and challenging to get it right! Thanks Lisa, love your work😊

Love your videos. This would be so much better without the music in the background while you are talking. The equivalent of audio clutter.

Great explanation, Lisa! I love Transitional.Thank you!

Yes!! Love the serenity, calm and softness.❤

I think after this, I am now into a transitional style for homes. 🥰🥰

Thank you Lisa, The video is amazing

Fabulous thank you Lisa

My A-hole cat would just immolate those beautiful Chinese blue vases

@LisaHoltDesign, isn’t the fireplace, view, or other architectural feature the focal point, unless the room doesn’t have one then you resort to mirror, art, etc?

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Brilliant tutorial, thank you 🇦🇺🦘🐨

Love your videos and your vibe. You’re so funny and fun!

Transitional Love🖤

I came up in interior design, working for old-school designers who seemed to do transitional before it was a thing. But mostly traditional. I think their influence of the 60s and 70s helped. Lisa, I’m so glad you’re doing these videos. You are single-handedly combatting all the crappy design (or lack of any design, for that matter!) that’s out there. You break down the concepts in a way which makes people not only understand what Design is about but also excited about using what you teach us! By the way, I’m laughing because I liked the “hodgepodge ” at the beginning! 😊

I am definitely a big fan of transitional style. I have a question though about choosing one focal point in each space. What if you have one big open space for a dining room and seating area/open living room, how do you apply this particular rule?

This is a fantastic video resource. I consider my interior style to be eclectic - transitional. I enjoy colours and work them through my home using repetition. I incorporate contemporary and vintage furniture pieces within a space. Line and form unify a space and helps so much with proportion too.

Fantastic 🤍😀

Wow, this video on the hottest home trend for 2024 got me so excited about decorating! You explained the trend in a way that made it seem achievable for anyone and the examples showcased were super stylish.

Love, love, your videos, educational, great images & very exciting the way you narrate them… thank you Lisa 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🔥🤛🏻 happy 2024 from the UK 🇬🇧xxx

Great video, my friend! As you know I’m transitional by necessity and contemporary in my heart, but maybe I can use some of these tips to make my rented space more cohesive!

I always enjoy your content, I think you present it very well

Great video💕, make video about contemporary style 🙏 ❤

All we need is YOU and your advice --not the background music. Great content 👍

I love this video - it's really great to see some of the theory behind what designers do in more detail. So helpful!!!! Thank you!

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Thanks for this! I’m really tired of seeing cottage core, farmhouse and seaside. I’d love to see more of Grandpa Chic!!

So the Pantone color can you use to decorate with ? Peach..

I'm so glad I found you! So many are still pushing "the gray covid" look! I have a corner fireplace, half the wall is red brick, then a large real wood maple mantel, then plain wall-to-ceiling. The house was built in 2007, thus I have cathedral ceilings, but luckily lots of light real wood trim and floors too. I'm not crazy about the red brick, nor the color of the walls (a sickly light off-yellow). I am considering painting the wall a linen color, should the brick be painted also?

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Thank you Lisa. What would be considered transitional for walls, ceiling, floors, and windows?

Hi Lisa I have always thought that I dislike Transitional & I also never thought I like Traditional but I did watch a you tube video last night of a wonderful beach house that I absolutely adored both inside & out with very few exceptions & I am wondering if it is transitional ? Or I would at least like to know what her style is

I think we can do better than just Wayfair in Canada.

I don't understand why transitional has such a muted colour palette in comparison to traditional.

I have design paralysis, I have no idea on a focal point with that big ass bow window, and the opposite solid wall, double size entry with casement window opposite of that! And this house is not huge by today's standards!!! UGH!

Transitional is not difficult design style to accomplish, it ain't rocket science.

Please can the music, Lisa's teaching is too important.

"Fewer" patterns.....not "Less" patterns..........

Please get rid of the annoying music. There's literally no reason why random music should be competing to be heard while you're talking. Add on the sound effects and this is just an assault on the ears.

These (4, 5, 6, or 7 😁) rules kill me. It"s the scale and proportion that really matter, the rest is up to your sensibility: colors, patterns, textures, art, wood, metals, and all that. Nothing worse than houses all looking the same and overstyled, so artificial. You're welcome.

No away Modern and Contemporary! Boring! 🤮

Love this! Thanks for breaking it down🫶🏼 Wondering if you could do a video/ video series on the styles in all 3 Maine category, and let us know aboute designers who spesialises in each style. Off course designers do projects without their preferd style, but some hot tips on designers doing a style , ( sevral designers also have their furniture or/ and accessory line and often that is eighter trending pieces or their preferd style) better than other styles. You Get what i mean. Off course i know that you , as a designer, not should refer to other designers in your video ( thats what i hear…) but i think you are so established, that i feel your people would be faithfull to you. And i also think its good to cheer eachother on, and letting others know aboute other good designers and industry colleague☺️ And if you want, you could make a video on : - how to start your buisness. - exterior materials- whats oute there. Worldwide. How to get THE curbappeal. - landscaping and differences from country to country and continent to continent. - how to know who to trust in the industry. From builders to assistents - how to : from contact to contrackt to finish product, and how to end everything hand over to the client. A video snekpeak on the whole prosess - the differences designing private and commersial, or speck houses. Keep up the good job🫶🏼 🇳🇴Marit