For our series on Valentine's Day, some red Chinoiserie room inspiration by Martha Stewart and be sure to revisit this post on mine on The Red Chinoiserie Room.
The combination of green and red in the 3rd photo is something that I really want to try out in one of my rooms. I especially love the first photo - that poppy orange/burnt orange wall color is fabulous!
That secretaire is gorgeous. Am also loving that round table in the picture that follows. It's pedestal and the carving around the rim is just gorgeous. Not to mention that the flower arrangement is breathtaking. If I had her money, I'd have flowers like that all over my home!
Martha in red? She does everything so well, it is nice to see her step out of the box although I love her muted pallettes the best. Fun for Vday week, great post!! Kathysue
These are a particular favorite of mine. The rooms were only temporary, done for a photo shoot before her house in Bedford was renovated and everything was painted gray. Thanks for posting them!
This is Martha? She must be amping up the colours since I last looked. I love that wall colour.
ReplyDeleteGreat images. I especially love the third one...the fireplace screen and the secretary are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love these images and that coral/ red shade of paint is luscious!
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The combination of green and red in the 3rd photo is something that I really want to try out in one of my rooms. I especially love the first photo - that poppy orange/burnt orange wall color is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI have always loved these rooms of Martha's!!
ReplyDeletePerfect post for a Chinoiserie Valentine's Day!!
I am ever so taken with that fire guard...and the flowers, of course...nothing better than some over the top intensely colored blooms!
ReplyDeleteThese are all great examples of chinoiserie with an Americana feel - love the tomato red walls in number one also.
ReplyDeleteThe screen in the second picture...love it. Wish I knew more about it!
ReplyDeletefantastic. That first one looks like it's a red-orange with a pale grey-blue. I LOVE that color combo!
ReplyDeleteI just love this red! The especially think that the first photograph is perfect.
ReplyDeleteTeresa
That secretaire is gorgeous. Am also loving that round table in the picture that follows. It's pedestal and the carving around the rim is just gorgeous. Not to mention that the flower arrangement is breathtaking. If I had her money, I'd have flowers like that all over my home!
ReplyDeleteSande-I had the same reaction.
ReplyDeleteSusie-I love the green and red together in that room.
ReplyDeleteKarena-Yes, these are wonderful soft reds that would be very easy to live with.
ReplyDeleteProper Hunt-I agree-the colors are just perfect.
ReplyDeleteMartha in red? She does everything so well, it is nice to see her step out of the box although I love her muted pallettes the best. Fun for Vday week, great post!! Kathysue
ReplyDeleteLa Dolfina-These are really good reds.
ReplyDeleteLaura-The flowers are all stunning. Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteMarija-It is wonderful-I'll see if I see anything about it.
ReplyDeleteSanity Fair-Lovely reds and lovely use of Chinoiserie.
ReplyDeleteAmanda-It is a wonderful color combination.
ReplyDeleteTeresa-I love that room too.
ReplyDeleteThese are a particular favorite of mine. The rooms were only temporary, done for a photo shoot before her house in Bedford was renovated and everything was painted gray. Thanks for posting them!
ReplyDeleteDomestic Goddess-These photos definitely show how essential flower arrangements are for staging rooms for photo shoots.
ReplyDeleteKathysue-These reds are quite muted as well-nice to see red rooms that are more subtle and traditional.
ReplyDeleteReggie-So interesting-thanks.
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