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home dÉcor trends

Today’s manufacturers are making that challenge
easier to accomplish with pieces that look more like

“found antiques” than store-bought furniture — and
yet have them all remain complementary.

Sometimes referred to as Boho Chic, the eclectic
look has elements that can be part vintage, part

folksy, a bit organic, and plenty colorful. Whatever

you want to call it, this casual lived-in look is easy
for people of all income levels to relate to and

recreate with their own personal air.
Children of all ages are expressing more re ned

tastes when it comes to décor, wanting their bed-

rooms to have a more sophisticated expression of
themselves. Restoration Hardware Gallery now has

an entire oor designated for the Nursery category,
which is subdued in color and has accoutrements

that smack of sophistication over the cliché

Eclectic Environments The Authenticity Entertainment Console from
Universal adds an unexpected Mid-Century Modern vibe with a long, low

case that appears to oat on a slender-legged base. Also shown are the
Berkley 3 café chair, Sundance Soho accent chair, New Bohemian Artsy

étagère, plus Haven chair and o oman.

Eclectic

Environments
The Banks Calypso

chair, from Massoud,
has a slender curved

frame, biscuit tu ing,
and brightly colored

Calypso Blue velvet in

front and a handmade
crewel fabric oral

motif in the back.

Eclectic Environments The Espinoza Room

Screen, from Bernhardt Furniture, falls under the
One of a Kinds category introduced this past fall.

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