Image via Thomas Towne Reavy

As a design blogger I am exposed to many styles and without a doubt I am drawn to interiors with a more transitional look. Today's house tour has some Spanish influence and organic touches, described by its interior designers as 'transitional' in style.

I often use the word "organic", but what does this mean" To me organic, is a mix of natural materials such as timber, natural foliage and the use of a variety of textures drawn from nature. This style works against a background of white which makes everything feel fresh and the nature aspects pop. It is an uncluttered way of living, relaxed and easy going and when you combine it with transitional pieces you can achieve a beautiful home.

Photos and interior design by Thomas Towne Reavy.
Above: Every organic interior needs a Fiddle leaf plant :) but they are quite a large indoor plant so you do need plenty of space
Above: Mix up materials, sisal, wood, horn and exposed brick work harmoniously in this living space. Layering rugs is a nice way to introduce pattern and texture
Above: A white kitchen is a must with this style of living. This kitchen leans towards modern but not minimalist
Above: A Turkish runner adds pattern and colour bringing warmth to the white kitchen. Often all that is needed to warm up a white kitchen is a textured or patterned rug
Above: Organic interiors need to have a mix of textures. Here patterned tiles, wood and sisal work together
Above: Transiti...