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What I am also seeing more and more is the size of these lamps increasing dramatically in size. Here is a gallery of some favorite oversized Chinoiserie lamps in rooms - in the past, these would have been deemed far too big. I have always gone larger with lampshades and with hats, preferring the drama of the larger scale, so I welcome this look in lamps. What do you think?
And please stop by The Glam Pad to see my virtual makeover of the powder room today in the Chinese Village House as this series nears an end.
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| Nick Olsen |
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| Maria Barros |
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| Architectural Digest |
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| via Everything LEB |
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| Eric Cohler |
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| Nathan Schroder |
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| Danika Herrick |
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| Chinoiserie Chic |
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| Katie Ridder |
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| Mary McDonald |
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| Mary McDonald |
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| Palmer Weiss |
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| via the Pursuit of Style |
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| via This is Glamorous |
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| Marjorie Skouras |
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| Bunny Williams |
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| Michael Carter |
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| Lopeti Etu - hat made from Ikea lamps |
I love these big bold lamps--they make such a grand statement!
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What a post, Beth!! I love these rooms, and the lamps are fabulous. I am going to paint my white lamp chartreuse!
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Happy Monday.
Teresa
xoxo
Thanks for this post! I have a huge lamp just like the first picture in my basement. It is an ugly murky ochre color and I have been wanting to spray it a new color- but out of sight out of mind- so thanks for the reminder. It is back on the to do list!
ReplyDeleteI love lamps and think the larger scale makes them even more fab. Great post!
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of large lamps. I even have a pair of vintage ones, but I cannot find affordable shades large enough for them.
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