This photo shows a wonderful idea to use in a dining room or bedroom perhaps, if you are considering having Chinoiserie hand painted or stenciled. The door becomes a pagoda, an icon of Chinoiserie. I think it's a great idea to turn the door into a design asset, instead of a nuisance breaking up your Chinoiserie design.
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Incredibly elegant! I love the swinging door and oval window with it as well - I believe it leads to a kitchen, no?
Now this is a great use of Chinoiserie! Even on it's own it would be a beautiful doorway.
fun idea. very clever.
Ooooooohhhhhh!!!!!
Absolutely love the door! Reminds me of Graham Rust's chinoiserie room in Ixworth Abbey. He had six doors to incorporate!
Sarah-I had this in my files and don't know where it came from, but I think it's a restaurant or hotel and it leads into a kitchen. But the idea would work on any door.
Sande-It would indeed be very elegant just using this for the door and nowhere else.
G.-I think it's very whimsical and chic.
Alicia-Great reaction!
Theresa-Do you have a photo? I don't see it on his website. I love his work and would love to see it!
I LOVE this! What a wonderful feel it would give a room.
I can't even vacation without staying up to date on Chinoiserie :)
SF-Thanks-Hope you're having a wonderful time.
totally enchanting
Kitty-Thank you!
the pagoda door is such a cool idea!
xox
Allison-It's a great idea that I would love to do.
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