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| Charlotte Moss |
I see the color purple as an emerging trend in interior design. No longer relegated to the rooms of tween girls, it is popping up in stunning dining rooms, living rooms, master bedrooms, and powder rooms as a modern and sophisticated choice. Purple ranges from very soft gray with a hint of purple, to lavender, lilac, amethyst, all the way to deep plums and aubergine. The combination with Chinoiserie is amazing - purple is especially wonderful with blue and white Chinese porcelain. I also love it with Chinese red and coral. Please check out
my new Houzz Ideabook for more inspiration on this very chic duo. And thanks to Houzz for featuring my Ideabook on "Chinoiserie to Put You in the Pink" over the Labor Day weekend.
You can find it here.
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| Suzanne Kasler |
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| Katie Riddder |
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| Audrey Curl |
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| Amanda Nesbit |
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| Kelli Ford and Kristen Fitzgibbons |
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| Kimberly McCluskey |
This new colorway lilac/purple/cream in China Seas Trellis Background is going to be a big hit -
Audrey's pelmet is absolutely exquisite!
ReplyDeleteWonderful and may well be copied by yours truly!
Beautiful images Beth! I love the Lilac/purple/cream dining room.
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Emily@ Town And Country Shuffle
That Kasler bathroom has been "making the rounds" and I LUV it!! franki
ReplyDeleteGorgeous post, Beth! Pinned some of these beauties.
ReplyDeleteHappy Tuesday.
Teresa
xoxo
Purple is gorgeous when used in small doses, like chairs, pillows or lamps.
ReplyDeleteThe mirror above the bed, in the Amanda Nesbit design, is incredible!
ReplyDeleteI have been feeling purple lately too! i am using it in a client project as we speak. It is so fresh and airy!
ReplyDeleteIm in love with the first picture. Im trying to do that to my house. BUt I cant seem to figure out how to do the silver tree murals or where I could maybe find those for my walls. ANy ideas? Thank you
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