Create an Eclectic Bathroom in 4 Steps
Mix different styles and add a couple of unique elements
Eclectic design highlights a mix of different styles to create a unique, single look. What makes this design a cut above the rest is that it allows you to mix and match your old and new furniture as well as add all of the things you love. If you're consider an eclectic look for your space, you may want to start with the bathroom first. Let these tips guide you in creating a look that works.
All photos in this feature are by Miguel Nacianceno.
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