eclectism
/ɛkˈlektɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
the act of selecting or choosing individual items, often in a non-systematic or unsystematic way, from a larger group or collection, often to create a unique or eclectic whole.
“The artist’s use of eclecticism in her art studio resulted in a fascinating blend of modern and antique furniture.”
2. noun
the quality of being eclectic, especially in a way that is considered interesting or unusual.
“The museum’s eclectic collection of artifacts showcased a unique and fascinating history of human culture.”