“My client wanted an artsy, cool, easy room with lots of details and unique pieces,” says designer Brigette Romanek, describing her mandate for the living area of a modern house in Beverly Hills that boasts a floor-to-ceiling window wall looking out on a cascading terraced hillside. “This room has old, new and middle-aged pieces that are having a conversation and enjoying each other,” continues Romanek, who launched Romanek Design Studio in Los Angeles in 2018. One lively correspondence is between an antique needlepoint chair and a Julian Mayor mirrored side table, both from 1stDibs. Romanek calls them “an unusual pairing — both detailed and wildly different, but somehow they belong together.” Completing the colloquy is a William Brickel figurative painting above the fireplace and an Illum Wikkelsø sofa, also found on 1stDibs. “I love the Illum sofa — his lines are prominent and articulated and such a signature,” says Romanek.  Summing up the space as “livable, luxe, eclectic and joyous,” she declares her abiding preference for design diversity: “Eclecticism every time. It’s ageless.”