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Sometimes, the odd and the weird are exactly what you need when it comes to interior design and architecture. Certain designers and homeowners have chosen to lead the path in design and experimentation, and thanks to them, daring concepts have trickled down into the most average of homes in the world.
Next time you want to decorate or renovate your home, decide to lead the show, not follow it!
This dining room/kitchen is industrial, rustic and modern. Upon first glance, the focus is on the mixture of raw materials – glass, wood, concrete, and reflective surfaces.
The exposure of all of these materials tells us an industrial-style is successfully completed and reflective surfaces warm it up enough to feel welcoming.
So bright! Is that what you're thinking while viewing this photograph? This children's bedroom is such a daring and eccentric combination of many elements – but the most important element here is colour. Clearly a colour scheme was decided on and the brightest colour – a daring orange-red – was used to cover at least 60% of the room.
We have everything you need right here if you're looking to add more bright colours to your home!
Glazed tiles, an exposed, industrial sink, and an interesting patterned wallpaper – this bathroom has it all for those of you looking for a pop of colour!
The best part about this bathroom is the lack of accessories and decor – your attention is drawn to the great design techniques and daring application.
This living room is a fantastic throwback to the 1960s/1970s. The combination of browns, burnt oranges and olive greens provides a perfect shout-out to these wonderful past decades.
The use of both an ethnic woven rug and interesting button-style frames and mirrors reminds us that we're in the present, and that this designer is shooting for an eccentric/chic look!
To some, an all-white space might be too much to bear. This Parisian/Berlin chic bedroom is perfect for bringing out the minimalist or essentialist in everyone.
The antique chandelier interacts wonderfully with the soft and plush accessories chosen.
The mystery this room provides is utterly brilliant. The walls are all one colour, mixed with a dark-grain hard wood floor, dark furnishings and metallic, light-infused accessories – the extravagance is perfect.
If dark rooms are what you're into, then check out more dark dining and living room options!
We have a a retro refrigerator and flooring, whites, pink and blacks, as well as classic Scandinavian furnisihigs and feminine accessories.
Surprisingly, this weird mixture is just subtle enough that it's not overdone. Trying to combine multiple styles and colours? This is the way to do it.
Making sure the bathroom wasn't left out, this designer decorated every aspect from the flooring and the wall decals to the light fixtures and large-scale mirror.
The seamless and transparent glass shower also allows everything to flow together, rather than being overbearing.
The easiest place to get weird and fun is the children's room. With an above-ground play house and a stairway/slide combination, this children's room oozes what it means to have a bedroom and playroom all-in-one!
For more children's room inspiration on Homify – click here!
Bold colours, natural light and perfect, eclectic accessories. This dining room/living room combined is eccentric and weird – yet beautiful.
The use of primary colours is apparent with the dining room chairs, living room sofa and living room accent chairs and the use of a soft, high-pile rug with wild flower bouquets softens the space up just enough to be livable and enjoyable.
Did all of this eccentricity get a bit much? Cool off by checking out this gorgeous home on Leman Street.
