When a mix of different styles and designs becomes a harmonious whole, you can enjoy the look of an eclectic kitchen. The style is characterised by apparent contrasts: Antique rarities meet modern fronts, a cabinet of curiosities meets a sleek, modern cooking area. Do you love a collection of beautiful things and want to skilfully display them? Welcome to the eclectic kitchen.
The term eclecticism comes from the ancient Greek and means "exquisite": Eclectic furnishings combine selected style elements to create a harmonious concept. The principle is not only known from the institution: Even in art, architecture and philosophy, different trends were combined to create new concepts.
Creative patchwork: According to this motto, eclectic kitchens combine elements from a wide range of styles and design eras. Do you love furniture and decor from different eras and don't want to choose between classics such as the country house look or industrial look, furniture in cubic shapes or soft curves? Why not design your own personalised, eclectic kitchen?
The style is characterised by the skilful mix of styles, colours and textures. So Anything goes - but in a thoughtful combination.
Colourful and creative, full of memorabilia and heirlooms, complemented by design classics and extravagant soloists: An eclectic kitchen radiates individual cosiness. What does eclectic style look like, how does a potpourri of different elements become a coherent look?
How would you like your eclectic interior to look? New and old, casual and elegant, creative and minimalist - the possibilities are endless. We present creative ideas for eclectic kitchens with a wow effect.
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In an eclectic kitchen, you combine elements that at first glance appear to be soloists. How do they form a coherent unit? Quite simply: Birds of a feather flock together. Use a connecting element as a guide. Accessories from different eras in a uniform colour scheme, colourful furniture in a similar design or decorative elements such as vases in multi-faceted styles made from a single material create a harmonious effect.
And as an added bonus, An eclectic kitchen thrives on individual details, such as pictures in golden baroque frames above the dining area and a colourful oriental rug. Or place an extraordinary sculpture in front of a window, while found objects, souvenirs or kitschy eye-catchers shine on side or wall shelves.