Sentence examples for eclectic house from inspiring English sources

And that's how she came to be inhabiting a "comfortably eclectic" house in Chiswick, with Curtis and their two daughters, Matilda, aged 16, and 12-year-old Grace.

The objects suited the eclectic house, which has carved paneling, stained-glass windows in shield patterns and a sunroom lined with geometric tiles from Rookwood Pottery, based in Cincinnati.

Which would be the world's most eclectic house party, at any rate, albeit one that would leave Marsh with his head in his hands once his E wore off.

He and Jones lived in Eclectic House, a residential society for the university's musicians and other artists.

NEW ORLEANS — This city has always been known for its eclectic housing styles — Greek Revival, Italianate, Creole.

Sea Bright has an eclectic housing stock, and colorful residents from all over the map, Mayor Long says.

Eclectic housing: Matt Rzepkowski, president of MR Project Management, said he was drawn to Pimmit Hills precisely because of the growth potential.

In the city's West End, one of Portland's grand 19th-century neighborhoods of architecturally eclectic houses, is the Morse-Libby House, 109 Danforth Street, (207) 772-4841, one of the nation's pre-eminent examples of Italianate Victorian architecture.

In recent years, this Camden County borough of nearly 15,000 residents has become sought after not only because of its walkable downtown and accessible public transportation, but also for an eclectic housing stock and a diverse population.

Ms. Lemieux credits the Web in large part for the phenomenon of interiors that evolve and reflect the owners in a stylishly imperfect way: "It used to be the people with the super-cool eclectic houses went to estate sales and got a first look at everything.

In recent decades, the historic fishing community has been reborn, and now serves as a beacon to those in search of great Italian restaurants, as well as shops, art galleries and an eclectic housing stock.