If your taste runs in more than one direction, this conversation is a good place to start. Canadian designer Philip Mitchell, author of Collected Interiors: Rooms That Tell a Story, loves too many things to settle on one style, and his rooms mix centuries and cultures without apology. What makes it work isn't limiting the styles. It's being picky about how many pieces are out at once, and giving each one enough breathing room that you notice the contrast between them. I call it disciplined maximalism. We take it apart using one entryway from his book, along with his trick for clients who can't say what they love: ask them what they don't. Photos are on the show notes page at SlowStyleHome.com.
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