Style Compass.
“It’s less fussy,” they say. “Maybe some of those ‘flat panel’ doors,” is heard. “I want it to look modern – not like our house in the burbs,” says another. Consumers want it…they just aren’t quite sure how to explain it. That is “Transitional.” Back in 2012, Transitional took the top spot for the style most often requested by consumers for the first time since the National Kitchen & Bath Association started tracking kitchen and bath trends in their Design Trends Survey. There are a couple of different reasons for that, but the main reason is when the economy...
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