Florals, stripes and damask textiles set up against a backdrop of rustic walls with high ceilings and floors that look better suited to a patio all coming together in an exquisite, glamorous and eclectic symphony doused in pink.
Ann Getty – A True Eclectic
Ann Getty does not just photograph cute babies you know! She is also responsible for beautiful eclectic spaces like this. And what a style combination! Chinoiserie perfection in the red secretary and chair combined with a bit of French style seen in the pink and white toile curtains. Then an element of nature is introduced with the branch shaped curtain rods and seagrass rug.
Turquoise and Yellow Kitchens
There is no way I would feel dull in a turquoise and yellow kitchen, my mood would simply brighten just by stepping into such a vibrant pallette. Here is why!
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Vintage yellow and turquoise kitchen.
Eclectic kitchen in bright yellow with turquoise accents.
Patterned Textiles in Eclectic Bedroom
Fresh and tranquil bedroom decor with stark white walls and gorgeous patterned textiles. Loving the ornately carved, rustic headboard matched with the vintage lamp placed above a bright pop of color with the yellow night stand. Eclectic styling at it’s best.
Featured in Issue Twenty Two May 2012 of Covet Garden.
An Eclectic Home
Incatrole, a beautiful house situated in the Byron Hinterland in NSW Australia owned and hand built by artist Ken Johnson.
This exotic oasis truly is a work of art. Drawing mainly from the artists’s love of India and his partners heritage the home features many Rajistani details including 1000 year old sandalwood columns which frame the large central living space and the heart of this magnificent home. Other Haveli features include 500 year old doors, hand made basins and blue & white decorative tile detailing found around the fireplace and in the kitchen.
