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Overview Mediterranean-style homes actually come in a wide variety of styles, including Moroccan, Tuscan, Spanish and Italian villa. Warm, earthy and rich textures are the foundation of Mediterranean-style homes. Wrought iron, arched windows, rustic wood beams and bright kilim textiles are found in Mediterranean interior design, and tiles are often either terra-cotta or very colorful and patterned. Mediterranean-style homes often include grandiose, palatial spaces, but spaces can be as homey and cottage-like as well. Furniture Elegant, sturdy furniture; ornate, carved/turned legs; metal filigree Finishes and Materials Hand-painted tiles, wrought iron railings, terra-cotta tile floors, arabesque and scalloped tile patterns, dark woods; heavy, burnished metal hardware; rich, textured fabrics such as silks, velvets, damasks, and brocades Colors Vivid, earthy colors: golds, browns, greens, rich reds/rusts, jewel tones
Overview Eclectic design has an intentionally collected, curated feel. An eclectic home mixes family treasures, found items and big-box-store purchases to create a one-of-a-kind, personalized space. This category pulls from multiple styles, eras and color palettes; for example, eclectic decor can effortlessly combine vintage wallpaper, modern art and traditional furniture all in the same space. Furniture Mismatched pieces from various styles, vintage pieces, unique and unusual pieces Finishes and Materials Mixture of different materials, patterns and textures Colors Bright colors
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