When designing an eclectic mid-century dining room, we aimed to bring together elements from different design styles and eras, while still maintaining a cohesive look. Mid-century design typically refers to the design style from the mid-1940s to the mid-1960s, characterized by clean lines, simple shapes, and a focus on functionality. Eclectic design, on the other hand, allows for the blending of different styles, textures, and patterns to create a unique and personalized space. We started off with the client's request to incorporate their existing chairs into the design. From there, we focused on creating a fun and functional space that the client would enjoy spending time in. One of the main features of the design is the wallpaper we selected from Etsy. The beautiful yellows and blues in the pattern are a great complement to the client's chairs, and the mid-century accent adds just the right amount of interest without overwhelming the space. The wallpaper also serves as a great replacement for the existing wall feature, bringing a fresh new look to the room. To further tie in the colors from the wallpaper, we sourced a rug with similar tones. The simple, neutral table that seats six to eight people was selected to ensure that the focus remains on the chairs and the wallpaper. We also included a buffet sideboard with wine storage, which serves as a great bar area for entertaining guests. To complete the look, we selected a new chandelier and paired it with lamps to provide ample lighting for the space. A large mirror was also added to help brighten up the room and make it feel more open. This design is the perfect balance of fun and function for an eclectic mid-century dining room.