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Traditional Townhome With a Twist

From: Mimi Meacham

Mimi Meacham worked to create a space that reflected her client's style, personality, travels and family heirlooms. The result is a eclectic, yet traditional townhome with fun features like custom chairs, a plate wall, quirky chandelier and meaningful artwork.

Dining Room With Plates

Photo: Kaley Elaine Photography. From: Mimi Meacham

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Eclectic Dining Room With Plates

The wall art job in this dining room is handled by a beautiful collection of china plates. They're a mix of sizes and slightly different patterns and shades. And the display helps draw the eye up, calling attention to the room's high ceiling.

Eclectic Dining Room With Plate Art

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Eclectic Dining Room With Plate Display

This dining room's blended white and blue chairs feel instantly pulled together with the help of the 3D plate collection displayed on a nearby wall.

Bar Area With Blue Candles

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Bar Shelf With Blue Candles

Add unexpected decor items to a kitchen or bar for a cheerful, eclectic look. Here, designers added cookbooks, candles, pretty art. Blue china plates liven up the back wall.

Living Room With Striped Blue Chairs

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Eclectic Living Room With Striped Blue Chairs

Although this living room and adjacent dining area contain a wide variety of shades, repeated moments of blue and white (the plates on the wall, matching striped armchairs) help create an overall cohesive look.

Eclectic Living Room With Moss

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Eclectic Living Room With Moss Bowl

For practically effortless coffee table styling, stack several pretty coffee table books, then top with an intriguing object.

Coffee Table and Fireplace

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Coffee Table and Fireplace

In this living room, the designer allowed color and pattern to come from accessories rather than the furniture. A beautiful rug is the star, complemented by an attractive coffee table display and accent pillows. The neutral sofa, fireplace and coffee table are a tasteful foundation.

Coffee Table Tableau

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Coffee Table Books and Objects

This stylish coffee table tableau couldn't be easier to recreate. Four stacks of attractive books, each topped with a unique object, make an appealing, colorful display.

White Coffee Table

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Eclectic Living Room With White Coffee Table

The rich reds and golds in this living room's rug are nicely highlighted by the white coffee table's simplicity.

Plant and Wicker Chest

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Houseplant and Wicker Chest

A wicker chest is both attractive and handy in the living room, providing a tabletop for accessories and hidden storage for blankets, throw pillows and more.

Bookshelf

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Books in Bookshelf

The beauty of a neutral bookshelf is how it shows off the fun colors of the books themselves.

Rainbow Art

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Rainbow Art

Deep navy can be a beautiful departure from the normal neutral. Here, it's a striking foil for this rainbow's candy colors. The rainbow resin arch is by artist Evan Mooney.

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