Barbara from Hodge: Podge used Chinoiserie to add pops of color to a dark, patternless, and monochromatic living room. Note the Schumacher Chiang Mai Dragon pillows, the blue and white ginger jar print from The Pink Pagoda, a red lacquer tray, the blue and white Chinese porcelain bowl, and the sideboard lacquered red. A great example of how even a small dose of Chinoiserie can take a room from dull to dazzling.
Monday, August 6, 2012
One Room Challenge Chinoiserie Series
Barbara from Hodge: Podge used Chinoiserie to add pops of color to a dark, patternless, and monochromatic living room. Note the Schumacher Chiang Mai Dragon pillows, the blue and white ginger jar print from The Pink Pagoda, a red lacquer tray, the blue and white Chinese porcelain bowl, and the sideboard lacquered red. A great example of how even a small dose of Chinoiserie can take a room from dull to dazzling.
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Stunning Beth. I have Chinese red stack tables, blue and white ceramics, garden stools etc. I love the mix!
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Karena
Art by Karena
2012 Artist Series
Barbara did a fastadtic job adding color and pattern. her room is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteAww...thanks for the feature Beth. I am glad everyone liked it! How I love bits of chinoiserie! I should of put my Chinese drum stool in there too!
ReplyDeleteThat red console is the best! I love her pillows and that piece! I love that the ORC is still going! Great job Beth.
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So "jacking her style." I have been round & round on what to paint the back of my bookcases & decided on black the minute I saw her room. Great fabrics on the pillows.
ReplyDeleteAwesome bits of chinoiserie flare! This room turned out soooo great!
ReplyDeleteBarb is such a great DIY er and has an amazing gift for sewing....on top of that she has a wonderful eye that pulls together delightful objects to make her home unique & chic!
ReplyDeleteWhat a unique room with personality and punch! Great job BARB!