The trio of Transition State — Lauren Schneider, Kelli Riley and Jenna Rochon — were in their element when it came to creating a dream home for a Bumble exec who’d traded in the beach for the Hollywood Hills.

PAGES 102 – 103: Los Angeles design firm Transition State, helmed by Lauren Schneider, Kelli Riley, and Jenna Rochon, has just launched Current Collection–a carefully curated collection of elevated pillows and bedding. Trust us, if you’re a design lover, you’ll want these products on you radar!

For Lauren Schneider, Kelli Riley, and Jenna Rochon of the LA-based interior design studio Transition State, designing captivating spaces is more than a creative calling, but rather a factor of sheer magnetic force.

Designing with children in mind is always challenging,” the team says. “We thought a lot about the way they would interact with the space and the pieces within it and avoided choosing products with sharp corners or easily stained fabrics.”

Life as a young couple with three children is complicated enough; home should be a calm refuge. That, at least, is the idea behind a 4,473-square-foot home by Santa Monica, CA-based Transition State co-founders Lauren Schneider, Kelli Riley, and Jenna Rochon.

Oval furniture is making sharp angles seem passe. The reign of white Carrara is giving way to many-colored marble. We canvassed over 100 décor pros to bring you the design trends that are winning—and waning

When design is approached from the aspect of functionality and end use, then layering in the aesthetic and design elements, its creates a better environment for all, which ultimately impacts the core experience of the space.

Learning to be calm amidst the chaos. It provides a level of clarity that creates a solution-driven thought process and successful installations.