The Difference from Eclecticism: Rules are on the Walls, Not the Furniture

A space where the mixed-style logic lies in art rather than furniture. Eclecticism deals with how furniture and objects from different eras coexist, using shared colors and materials to unify disparate elements. Art-centric spaces, however, deal with the relationship between artworks and the space: how high to hang them, how much white space to leave, what kind of light to use, and from where to view them. The furniture itself is kept very clean, minimal in quantity, and harmonious with each other. Avoid: making the furniture a mismatched collection of eight different pieces, using strong patterns on carpets and textiles, having so many objects that they compete with the art, making mixing and matching the main focus of this style.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一個混搭邏輯落在藝術而非家具上的空間。折衷主義處理的是不同年代的家具與物件怎麼共處,靠共用色與共用材質把雜的變整;藝術雅痞處理的是作品與空間的關係:掛多高、留多少白、用什麼光、從哪裡看。家具本身反而收得很乾淨、數量很少、彼此協調。避免:把家具做成八張都不一樣的混搭、在地毯與織品上使用強烈圖案、讓物件的數量多到與藝術競爭、把混搭當成這個風格的重點。