Get the look: How to achieve the perfect balance of refined eclecticism in your home

1 May 2019

Causing us to set aside minimalist ideals, the new interior trend sweeping the world of design is that of refined eclecticism — a happy mash-up of quirky details, cool tones and accents of brass and gold. It’s a bold look to pull off, but when done right, results in spaces that feel opulent, unique and ultimately welcoming.

Eichholtz Spiridon hanging lamp 5 light, Barrymore coffee table, Cosmos mirror and Hayworth jar, Dutz Pot vase cognac, all from Trenzseater
Kasthall Cubrick Icon woven rug, Eichholtz Orion armchair and Monkey stool, Liaigra: 12 projects book, Bert Frank Pugil floor lamp all from Trenzseater
Trenzseater Saffron armchair, Eichholtz Las Palmas table lamp and Royalton trolley, Kasthall Poppy hand-tufted rug, Bert Frank Tanto wall light all from Trenzseater

Top photo: Tamarama penthouse by Greg Natale

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