Is there a name for Harry Potter-type decorating style?

Question

I love the look that shows up in many movies, whenever they try to portray a room belonging to a crazy professor or magical wizzard. Generally it's full of leather books, dark wood or gothic stone, and full of shiny brass objects,(astrolabes, orreries, armillary sphers) or collections of "mystical" objects, sometimes in display cases. Generally speaking, it's a kind of distracted style, and a bit messy, but an educated messy, if there is such a thing. It's almost like an enlarged cabinet of curiosities. Is there any decorating style that includes this type of design? Another example is the herpetologist's house in Lemony Snicket's Series of Unfortunate Events.

Answer 1

magickally ecclectic

Answer 2

Harry or Edward - Edward, this was actually a hard one but I'm not to crazy about the name Harry unless its a nickname. Ronald or Jacob - Jacob, because it sounds more sexy and attractive to me. Luna or Rosalie - Luna, she was so quirky and its a name you don't hear alot. Hermione or Alice - Hermione, again I like uncommon names. Cedric or Emmett - Emmett George or Jasper - George, because my aunt is named Georgia. Sirius or Carlisle - Sirius Molly or Esme - Esme Ginevra "Ginny" or Isabella "Bella" - Ginevra, because Bella is so over used. James or Charlie - Charlie Lily or Jane - Lily, Jane is just to plain for my taste. Rose or Renesmee - Renesmee, although I would never name a child this I love how she combined two names together to get one name. Albus or Aro - Albus, first off and this is probably obvious but I absolutely hated Aro. Second because I always seem to read it with a accent. Petunia or Renee - Renee, I never have liked Petunia for a persons name.

Answer 3

Eccentric gothic.

Answer 4

gothic