I’m so happy to share with you all that I’m going to be part of a new program called Happy by Design with HomeGoods!

{Decorative dish & vase from HomeGoods}

I’m part of 10 member team of interior designers that are going to be pinning our favorite HomeGoods finds and show pinterest followers how we style them in our or in client projects.

I’m a huge fan of HomeGoods and my house is full of their finds. They are the perfect store to find classic and trendy pieces for your home. Plus there is always a thrill when you find some crazy designer name item for a steal.

This month I’m going to be pinning examples of my HomeGoods finds that show off transitional design, which is when traditional and contemporary design meet.

I was just at my local store checking out their latest items and I found a couple of examples that fit with transitional design.

Take a peek at my shopping trip:

{Traditional all white dinnerware gets an update with geometric trim! The bowl with the orange trim promptly went into my shopping cart.}

{Traditional all wood furniture is a thing of the past this media cabinet gets an updated look with a white lacquered frame.}

{Traditional wooden bistro chairs get an update with metal and a rustic paint job. Plus the $79 price tag doesn’t hurt.}

{Damask is a very traditional pattern, but it’s given a contemporary update on this chair with raised velvet and nailhead trim.}

{I was never one for table runners, but boy have they come a long way Such chic patterns and cool detailing work like the ribbon caned version above. At only $12.99 they are a steal and would work well on a table/console or even to make a pillow or two.}

I always managed to come home with a couple of goodies for myself to style up some rooms in my house. Stay tuned for further updates.

Hope you head over to Pinterest and follow along on the fun!