The adjective eclectic is a collection of styles, ideas or methods from various sources.
Synonyms are comprehensive, broad, diverse, or varied.
The word origins from French (1650s) eclectique and Greek eklektikos meaning “selective”, literally “picking out”. It also sources from eklektos meaning “selected”, and eklegein meaning “pick out, select”. It is derived out of its assimilated form of ek meaning “out” plus legein meaning “gather, choose”.
She designed the interior with an eclectic mix of wooden floors and modern furnishing.
You have an eclectic taste in music.
He added that electric piano to his eclectic collection of instruments.