Get This Look: Elegant Eclectic Bedroom
What’s your style — elegant? modern? farmhouse? mid-century? If you answered yes to all of the above, you just might gravitate towards the style known as eclectic. A little bit of this, a little bit of that makes the stylish heart go flutter! Check out this post for our tips for mixing decor styles, and read on here for our tips on creating an eclectic bedroom with elegant touches. (image via Better Homes and Gardens and the wonderful blogger Edie at Life in Grace)
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How to Style an Elegant Eclectic Bedroom
1. Embrace the Bling
The simple but elegant chandelier is one of the elements that takes this room up a notch from just nice to full-on classy! You can dress up an existing light fixture using chandelier crystals like the gals from Sypsie Designs shared with us here, or try one of our picks for crystal chandeliers that won’t break the bank — all are WELL under $100! (And if you’d like to add some color, see how Cyndy painted her chandelier for a great modern look!)
B: Gallery Chandelier from Overstock.com
C: Chrome Crystal Chandelier from Wayfair
D: Crystal Mini Chandelier from Home Depot
E: Polished Chrome Chandelier from Lowes
2. Add Deep Drama
The deep shade of gray here is calming and a great backdrop to the other bright and shiny elements of the room. Get our picks for best gray paint colors for your home.
3. Think Tall…
In addition to the chandelier, the gold decorative curtain rods, mounted well above the top of the window, help the windows and the whole room seem taller and bigger. The simple white pleated curtains offset the dark paint color and enhance the bright, light feel of the room.
4. …and Tufted!
A tufted headboard adds such a warm elegance to any bedroom, but the shape and height of this one are key to the look and feel of the room. The glitzy mirror and gold edging of the inspiration headboard isn’t a prime candidate for DIYing, but a shiny nailhead trim could give the same effect. Follow this tutorial that Elisha shared, and adjust the height and shape of the headboard for your tastes.
5. Light the Bedside
Matching swing arm wall lamps are not only practical for a little light reading before bed, but they also serve to unite the other mismatched elements of the room. We found similar reasonably priced lamps here at Wayfair and Amazon.
6. Introduce Pops of Color
As with the white curtains, the white bedding is simple enough to allow for the little bit of eclectic chaos that might be elsewhere in the room. Pick up a simple white duvet (like this set) and embellish it with any color you want following this tutorial from House of Hepworths.
7. Mismatch, Intentionally
If you’ve ever found the perfect nightstand and then discovered that it was an orphan — this is the room style for you! The mismatched nightstands add to the beauty of the eclectic sense of the room, and give you plenty of freedom to fill the needs of the room, too, by using a dresser or desk as one of the nightstands.
8. Provide Seating
The cushy tufted bench and ottoman in this room give plenty of seating for putting on shoes or just taking a rest. And benches and ottomans are great DIY projects, in so many styles! We are kinda partial to this revamped and upholstered picnic bench.
9. Put Down a Rug
The light wood floors and nearly plain neutral rug help ground the energetic colors and mixed styles in the room. We found a similar rug here on Wayfair, but we also like the style of this tribal gold rug and the large scale pattern of these rugs.
More eclectic rooms to inspire you:
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Lorene has been behind the scenes here at Remodelaholic for more than a decade! She believes that planning projects and actually completing them are two different hobbies, but that doesn't stop her from planning at least a dozen projects at any given time. She spends her free time creating memories with her husband and 5 kids, traveling as far as she can afford, and partaking of books in any form available.
