Sentence examples for eclectic design from inspiring English sources
Evan Galen, a Manhattan decorator and designer, says he often feels like a therapist to couples in conflict who think eclectic design will be their salvation.
Channel 4's documentaries commissioning editor Emma Cooper said: "Liberty is the last bastion of eccentric, eclectic design and is jam-packed with a wonderful cast of colourful characters.
The interiors of this six-story, 17-room, 10,000-square-foot house are a monument to the Aesthetic Movement, a cheekily eclectic design style that represents "a fleeting subset of the Victorian period," according to Michael Loeb, who, with his wife, Margie, owns the place.
110 The Circle, +1 512 912 1046, kimbermodern.com, Doubles from $250 a night, continental breakfast included The first project from hotelier Liz Lambert (also of Hotel Saint Cecilia fame), the San Jose has earned international acclaim for its eclectic design and laid-back attitude.
This is an eclectic design where hypothesis generation is derived from clinical practice using qualitative research methodologies.
"Locally referred to as 'The Red City', the area has a colourful, eclectic design and historic buildings that made it attractive for preservation," Cohen said.
The shop stocks eclectic designs but few big names.
"We have no house style," Willis says of his company's more than 30 eclectic designs.
One businesswoman, Kathie Kessler, who owns Eclectic Designs, an interior and architectural design store, said that her dog, a Labrador retriever, had been sickened by a mysterious ailment for several months; the symptoms included weight loss, vomiting and enlarged joints.
Matcham's encyclopaedically eclectic designs fed like a gannet on Renaissance, Louis XVI, Italianate and Baroque styles - and were looked down on by stern, late-flowering Goths, Imperial Classicists and Arts and Crafts men alike.
It was 10 years before the likes of Yohji Yamamoto and Rei Kawakubo would establish a Japanese fashion presence in Europe, and Takada's nomadic and eclectic designs were singular among the French capital's more traditionally bon chic, bon genre offerings.
