The Interior Design of a Mediterranean Style Home
Located in
Parkland Golf and Country Club, Parkland
From "Mediterranean Style" to "Eclectic Decor"
to
"Luxury Eclectic."
When I Googled "Eclectic Interiors," most of what I saw was white rooms with mismatched furniture. This eclectic trend seems to take us from "Shabby Chic" to "Flea-Market Finds."
My Client is well-traveled and has a worldwide collection spanning many different styles and periods. I am thinking "Luxury Eclectic." If I were to place so many items in a standard room, it would look cramped and crowded, so I designed colorful Trompe l'oeil paneled walls as a backdrop.
Ground everything with a touch of black
For example, please note the four black and gold picture frames, how they relate to the black and gold mirror, and how they create three interior architecture columns.
Speaking of flanking, we have two gold bird lamps with black shades and large black wrought iron sconces flanking the doorway.
Luxury Eclectic Mediterranean Living Room
The Eclectic Style
is all about creating a look of
“Controlled Chaos”
Have you ever seen a hallway with framed art, porcelain dishes, and an African headpiece, all under a cut-crystal chandelier that hangs above the Persian rug. Not to mention the mirrored Coral doors with Cobalt Blue frames. I love the crystal doorknobs with a sizeable hanging tassel.
Luxury Eclectic Kitchen Remodel
Inspired by MacKenzie Childs
My kitchen design inspiration was from artist and furniture designer MacKenzie Childs (Link), who I first discovered while residing at Ocean Reef Club. The hand-painted tiles in various Eclectic Colors and patterns set the kitchen remodeling style.
Luxury Eclectic Mediterranean Dining Room
Ok, we can't get any more Luxury Eclectic than this room. From Peeky Cypress beams on a diamond-painted ceiling to a custom rug with wrought iron table and British Colonial Captain's chairs, it has it all. The accessories range from porcelain vases atop gold-leaf Venition corbels to a Morrocan lamp next to an acanthus leaf and crystal chandelier over the large urn of Marie Osmond's "Paper Roses" (Link)
