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David Netto in Veranda |
Are you entertaining on the Fourth of July? Few of us likely have a red, white, and blue Chinoiserie dining room, but don't let that stop you from setting your Fourth of July table in red, white, and blue Chinoiserie Chic style. Check your house for things you already have-blanc de Chine, blue and white Chinese porcelain gingers jars, vases, or candlesticks, or blue and white china. Add blue hydrangeas or red carnations, roses, or poppies. Voila!
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Windsor Smith |
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Domino Magazine |
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Thibaut |
My Chinoiserie Home |
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Joe Nye's book Flair |
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Joe Nye's book Flair |
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Sara Gilbane |
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"O" Magazine |
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Carolyne Roehm |
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Horchow |
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Martha Stewart Living |
My Chinoiserie Home |
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Red, white, and blue Chinese porcelain |
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Blue and white candlesticks |
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Red Champagne split |
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Blue Champagne split |
I just love your blog and all the beautiful things you find.
ReplyDeleteJanie
Romantic Domestic
That David Netto dining room is really special, the chandelier in particular!
ReplyDelete__ The Devoted Classicist
http://tdclassicist.blogspot.com
I am totally envious of those darling Chinoiserie plates of yours. Great post.
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