Eclecticism originated in the United Kingdom in the 1700s and spread throughout Europe over the next two centuries. The eclectic style is a popular architectural and design choice, even though the term was first used by Winckelmann in connection with the figurative arts.

In furnishings, the eclectic style involves the blending of other styles, which may be mixed together in the various rooms of the house or in the same room. Thus, round and square lines or objects, textiles and accessories coming from completely different aesthetic schools come to coexist in the same space. Playing with wallpaper, objects, materials and colors evoking places and trends that might even be at odds is one of the principles behind the eclectic style.

Watchword: be bold!

For those who love this trend, you can play with this style even in the bathroom. For instance, you can combine square-shaped sanitary ware such as Nile with rounded washbasins such as Saltodacqua or App, or even combine contemporary style elements such as the Settecento or Boll washbasins with Flag and Fluo sanitary ware.

When furnishing an eclectic style bathroom, you can boldly mix classic sanitary ware such as those from the Efi collection and square contemporary sinks such as Miniwash and Monowash.

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