Eclectic Tudor-Inspired Home
This elegant eclectic home uses rich colors and textures to add a dreamy, tudor-like atmosphere amongst more traditional design elements.
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May 27, 2015
By:
Morgan Galbraith
From:
Andrew Flesher
Ornate Metal Gate Door Opens to Eclectic Dining Room
A vintage gate door serves as the entryway to this chic dining room. The casual tie-dye rug and mod white dining chairs offset the heavy, formal pieces in the room, creating a welcome juxtaposition.
From:
Andrew Flesher
Pattern and Texture Energize Eclectic Living Room
Various patterns and textures fill this living room with energy and warmth. An eclectic mix of furnishings creates dynamic interest, while a gray and yellow color palette unites the space.
From:
Andrew Flesher
Eclectic Living Room in Gray, White and Yellow
Classic pieces combine with modern lines and contemporary patterns to create this dynamic living room. A fluid gray, white and yellow color palette keeps the eclectic space from feeling too busy.
From:
Andrew Flesher
Gold Wallpaper Gleams in Eclectic Home Office
Gold patterned wallpaper sets a sophisticated tone in this home office. A sleek black console table, a rustic wood desk and Tudor-style windows come together to create an eclectic vibe within the space.
From:
Andrew Flesher
Charcoal Gray Bedroom With Tudor Charm
An ornate gold headboard and sunburst light fixture create a sophisticated atmosphere in this eye-catching bedroom. A bold color palette of orange and gray energizes the space with fresh appeal.
From:
Andrew Flesher
Eclectic Gray Bedroom With Fresh Orange Accents
Deep gray walls and curtains create a cool, sleek backdrop in this eclectic bedroom, while vibrant orange accents bring the space to life. Splashes of gold add a touch of luxury.
From:
Andrew Flesher
Eclectic Bedroom Sitting Area in Orange and Gray
Splashes of orange bring vibrant energy to this charcoal gray bedroom. Mixed patterns create eye-catching interest within the sitting area.
From:
Andrew Flesher
