Houzz Tour: Eclectic Los Angeles Bungalow

Aubrey Emlyn says:

Really love this. The passion and character that went into this space makes it warm and inviting.

gb73 says:

I'm a huge fan of Justina's work! Love her jungalow, every last little detail in there!

Laura says:

How fun ~ love the bright mint / seafoam green color!

CAROLE MEYER says:

This is such a fun lively space with so much personality.....I love it.

Martha Layton Smith says:

love everything about it!

NOrma Remick says:

Sorry, I don't understand the idea that small spaces, filled with clutter, and gaudy colors are beautiful. These rooms feel claustrophobic and "high-strung"! While I embrace an ecclectic style of decor, these photographs just show a semi-orderly collection of excess that is slightly reminiscent of the hippie era in the late 60s. The only thing lacking is shag carpetring.

marmarmish says:

Tho not my style, I can certainly appreciate this home for it's coziness and personality. A far cry from many homes that are featured - styled by a designer that reflects little of those that live there. I especially love the little story of the suzani bedspread!

Vintage Renewal says:

So in love with this cute place!

surfcrashrepeat says:

awesome!!

Cindy Strobel says:

Love the different takes of eclectic styles shown here, each one unique and lovely every room shown except a bathroom! so I am going to be bold and picture my own eclectic style here in my bathroom. I color washed my walls Shades of turquoise which gives it a sea water appeal then with my barreled ceiling I added an antique chandelier,a driftwood mirror that I made myself that also reflects the stain glass window found at an estate sale. A cherub hangs high on the wall above the tub and stain glass window. If you are interested in a driftwood mirror, please go to this site to see other similar mirrors.http://www.etsy.com/your/listings?show_panel=true

Cindy Strobel says:

Love the different takes of eclectic styles shown here, each one unique and lovely every room shown except a bathroom! so I am going to be bold and picture my own eclectic style here in my bathroom. I color washed my walls Shades of turquoise which gives it a sea water appeal then with my barreled ceiling I added an antique chandelier,a driftwood mirror that I made myself that also reflects the stain glass window found at an estate sale. A cherub hangs high on the wall above the tub and stain glass window. If you are interested in a driftwood mirror, please go to this site to see other similar mirrors.http://www.etsy.com/your/listings?show_panel=true

Cindy Strobel says:

I love the bed canopy! How unique to use a Turkish towel to hold the Turkish lantern up! ingenuity at its best!

ladyapples says:

Love this! My kitchen is painted in the exact same color, so it's pretty cool to see someone else working with the same color in a similar space. I hated it at first (the house came like this), but then started to work with it to the point where it's my favorite in the house. I also like the bedroom setup. I have paneling as well, and if it isn't the worst. Nice to see that it can be muted with the right touches around the room.

Delia Krimmel says:

The style of bright colors, patterns, weaving and a sort of "organized" clutter reminds me of my Eastern European upbringing. In art it's a term called "Horror vacui" (fear of empty spaces) in which designer/artist feels need to cover all empty spaces; it's not a phobia, just an art term and while it can be suffocating for some, it isn't like a 70's shag; too many elements are different. Even if it's not my style, I see a part of myself in it and it makes me smile a little and think of my childhood. :)

Cindy Strobel says:

I love the chairs in the kitchen, the planter apothecary, the colorful pillows and the shade of blue she used on her dresser!