The home itself is built in the Spanish Colonial style. Within its four walls Arlynn has cleverly combined various design styles~ which is known as eclectic. It is the most challenging of the design styles and Arlynn is a master.
Many of her pieces were scored at estate sales.
Everything is warm and welcoming.
Cozy corners.
Art shows up in the sweetest and smallest of forms.
Table side vignettes.
Another grouping. Balance is the key.
Simple elevation with books is always a great way to achieve balance. Lamps anchor the collection.
Who knew the Marlboro man and French provincial furniture could get along so well?
I love the sconces on this wall.
Here's a close up.
This art group is a great example of eclectic. Although each piece is vastly different, it works due to color palette, scale and the hanging of the pieces gallery style.
Another grouping. Balance is the key.
Simple elevation with books is always a great way to achieve balance. Lamps anchor the collection.
Art is even on display in the master bathroom. Arlynn loves to change things out seasonally. White looks fresh for summer.
Who knew the Marlboro man and French provincial furniture could get along so well?
I love the sconces on this wall.
Here's a close up.
The crystals are just the right amount of sparkle.
If she wants to add sparkle elsewhere she can just detach the magnetic crystals. Brilliant!
Do you decorate eclectically?
