“The style I was most inspired by while decorating was a combination of Provence and Mediterranean style with some eclectic details,” Jadranka writes. “My bedroom, however, is inspired by a more Zen vibe, and I went for Japandi style there.”

Jadranka explains that she loves “colorful and warm spaces with a lot of light, so I tried to bring that to life in my home. I didn’t want for my home to be defined by a single style or to fit into any mold; I wanted it to be eclectic and different.”

“I really wanted for every detail to be something that is meaningful or beautiful to me, without worrying about rules of interior design. When it was done I felt that it came together really well, and it felt like my home — not something generic that was designed as a crowd-pleaser.”

• Bookshelves — Vivre
• Couch and bench — Vivre
• Painting — Neuschwanstein castle by Detlev Nitschke, bought used on an online auction

• Table and chairs — Bought from a local furniture store
• Two main paintings on the back wall — Aquarelles by a Croatian artist Goranka Politeo
• Small photos of flowers — Framed cut-outs from an old calendar
• Flower rack — Vivre

• 100-year-old antique mirror — Bought secondhand locally

• Sink cabinet — DIY project; it was made from an old buffet commode, bought secondhand.

• Chest and the bed frame — Vivre; both are made from teak wood

Thanks, Jadranka!

This tour’s responses and photos were edited for length/size and clarity.

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