If we had to put a tag on 007's preferred style of interior design - at least when it comes to his exotic retirement abode - it would have to be rustic eclectic . Bond welcomes a mix-match of furniture and objects of different styles, textures, time periods and cultural influences into his home. Collectively they tell a story of a well-travelled man who embraces culture, understands tradition, values quality, and prioritizes function over form. Think a hint of Japan and a touch of local Jamaica, topped with a bit of Europe, that somehow work together to create a harmonious space with a casual, lived-in look. The house has a modest, natural andearthy feel to it. Abundant with raw materials , like wood and jute, pattern is kept to a minimum, with a preference instead for layers of unrefined textures . In keeping with thetropical island mood, the space is void of luxurious flourishes and any suggestion of the sleek, glossy modernity he escaped from.