eclectic design
[ɪˈklɛktɪk dɪˈzaɪn]
nounpl: eclectic designs / designs eclécticos
design eclético
1. A design style that combines elements from different periods, cultures, and styles in a harmonious and intentional way, creating a unique aesthetic that breaks from traditional design rules
The interior designer created an eclectic design by mixing mid-century modern furniture with bohemian textiles and vintage accessories.
A designer de interiores criou um design eclético misturando móveis modernistas de meados do século com têxteis boêmios e acessórios vintage.
2. An approach to design that selectively adopts or adapts ideas from a variety of sources rather than adhering to a single style or philosophy
His eclectic design philosophy incorporated influences from Japanese minimalism, Art Deco, and contemporary art.
Sua filosofia de design eclética incorporava influências do minimalismo japonês, Art Deco e arte contemporânea.
Eclectic design has gained significant popularity in both Brazil and the USA as a reaction against rigid design conventions. In Brazil, it reflects the country's multicultural identity and creative spirit. In the USA and NYC, it's associated with artistic independence and personal expression. The style is particularly favored by younger designers and homeowners who value individuality and cultural diversity in their aesthetic choices.
NYC Slang
eclectic vibe / mixed aesthetic / mash-up style
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