5 Eclectic Dining Room Designs to Inspire Your Next Remodel Project

Eclectic design is about combining different textures and colors in a room. It is a unique design that can be used to make your room interesting, including the dining room. A dining room with an eclectic design can invite everyone who sees it to enjoy dinner together.

Here are 5 eclectic dining room designs to inspire your next remodel project.

1. Maisonette P155 by Ippolito Fleitz Group

The modern eclectic dining room design can be seen in Maisonette P155 by Ippolito Fleitz Group. This new apartment has a warm dining room with a wooden dining table and a striking green lamp. The eclectic elements come from the design of the wall and curtains.

Photographer: Zooey Braun

2. Clayton St by Mork Ulnes Architects

Clayton St by Mork Ulnes Architects has a simple eclectic dining room design with neutral colors. This 19th century flat has an inviting dining room with a wooden dining table and white dining chairs. A rug is also added to provide a warm atmosphere.

Photography: Bruce Damonte

3. Apto Real Park by Mariana Andersen and Mariana Guardani

If you have a small residence, the amazing eclectic dining room design in Apto Real Park by Mariana Andersen and Mariana Guardani can inspire you a lot. It is a small house with a simple dining area completed with a wooden dining table and eclectic black dining chairs.

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4. Pyrmont Apartment by Arent & Pyke

An eclectic dining room design is also a perfect design for an apartment. Pyrmont Apartment by Arent & Pyke is a light-filled apartment with an eclectic dining room. This dining room looks inviting with marble dining tables and eclectic chairs.

Photographer: Tom Ferguson

5. Font 6 Apartment by CaSA

In this compact apartment, the eclectic dining room design comes in a simple and natural look. Font 6 Apartment by CaSA has an interesting dining room with eclectic furniture. At the corner, there is eclectic storage that can be used to store books. It is a perfect simple dining room that also acts as a cozy reading area.

Photographer: Roberto Ruiz