We have been looking this week at beautiful examples of framed Chinoiserie wallpaper panels, antique, vintage, and new. Today we take a look at how to use them in rooms to create a wonderful focal point. Before leaving this mini series, we will give ideas in a post next week on budget DIY versions as well. Above is the living room of Suzanne Rheinstein.
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The apple green, Ruthie Sommers is my favorite. I love how modern it looks with the bold white lamps against the framed panels.
ReplyDeleteThe range of your examples is amazing. And interesting how Chinese wallpaper can work in a modern interior as well as in a traditional one.
ReplyDeleteThe Shiny Pebble-That's one of my favorites ever. All my colors!
ReplyDeleteI framed panels similar to the ones in your first image last year for a client. The couple inherited a house from thir grandmother and found them rolled up in a closet!!
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I love the one from Neo Silk Road very much. It is amazing how precious (sometimes they ARE!) these "pieces of wallpaper" look in a frame. It is all a matter of design and inspiration and I suppose that even "cheap" ones could be enriched with a perfect placement and framing.
ReplyDeleteI love these posts very much!
That Greek- Key table of Ruthie Sommers is something that I can't get out of my head!
ReplyDeleteEmile-I believe Chinoiserie works with any period and any style of decor.
ReplyDeleteKarena-Oh what luck!
ReplyDeleteVyala-Arts-i have a post this week on budget versions.
ReplyDeleteGrant-Love it all!
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