Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Lonny Chinoiserie Kitchen


Here is a wonderful way to transform a dull white kitchen into a Chinoiserie dream in this great example from Lonny. The wallpaper is Farrow & Ball from their Lotus Papers Collection. See my previous post here. Add a black and white ginger jar, a white Chinoiserie mirror, a crystal chandelier, and a bench upholstered in orange velvet. Notice the vase of orchids-I always have an orchid in my kitchen-an easy and elegant Chinoiserie touch.


16 comments:

  1. I did love that kitchen. if only I had the balls for that wallpaper

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  2. I love the chinoiserie drama in a small utilitarian space. It works and it's fabulous!!

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  3. The wallpaper is gorgeous, and I would not have even thought of going down this road! It works!

    Karena

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  4. ahhaha! Appletree, that comment is HILARIOUS! I, too, have no balls for a wallpaper as bold as that. Maybe for a tiny bathroom where if it didn't work I could tear it down and not be out a few thousand bucks!

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  5. I love this tiny little kitchen. It's perfection!

    www.bazaarofserendipity.blogspot.com

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  6. A bold choice. I like the way he took this tiny kitchen and made it his own. No hesitation. No second guessing. He simply created a space that works for him and makes him happy. I love the unexpected brought it (bench, mirror, paper) into the kitchen. The room cooks!

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  7. The genius and talent that is Ryan Korban!

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  8. Appletree-Not for the timid, but quite fabulous!

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  9. La Dolfina-Yes, it elevates a tiny space with ugly cabinets and appliances to fabulous.

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  10. Karena-I have always thought that the smaller and more nondescript, that's the time to go bold!

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  11. Amanda-I would love to use it in a powder room. It would also be great on one wall in a kitchen.

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  12. Bazaar of Serendipity-I love it-brilliant!

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  13. CC-I really enjoyed your post on wallpaper.

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  14. Home Before Dark-I am a big fan of bringing wonderful things into your kitchen-I have Chinese Chippendale chairs, Brunschwig & Fils, orchids, oil paintings, foo dogs, to name a few.

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