The husband-and-wife owners of this 1920s Cleveland Heights Tudor wanted to upgrade the living, dining and family rooms so they could entertain their large extended families in a transitional style. Hudson-based interior designer Lindsey Putzier notes that while some furnishings were of a quality and condition worth keeping, others definitely needed to be replaced. Inspiration came from “Citrus Garden,” a bold Schumacher-brand pattern executed in shades of blue, teal, green and yellow. Putzier originally suggested purchasing a pricey single yard to make a couple of accent pillows for the living room sofa. But the clients liked it so much that the colors, if not the lemon-themed fabric itself, found their way into all three rooms. 📌 Click the link in our bio to learn more about the home. ✒ Lynne Thompson 📸 caitlinantje #BeforeandAfterHomes #InTheCLE #CitusGarden #HomeMakeovers #HomesInTheCLE