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| Edith Anne Duncan - Southern Home |
I love blue and white Chinese porcelain at the front door of a home. I have a covered entry with a pair of antique blue and white Chinese garden stools and a blue and white Chinese umbrella stand filled with navy and white striped umbrellas.
This is a lovely example with blue and white ginger jars and even a cobalt blue door to match.
Love,love a blue door,the entire entrance is so very welcoming. But then again one can never go wrong with blue and white.
ReplyDeleteThis is a nice alternative to navy blue.
DeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteAgreed!
DeleteSimply divine!!!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if she leaves the ginger jars out or is this staged? I hope they stay out.
DeleteEdith Anne Duncan is my all time favorite! She can do no wrong!
ReplyDeleteA fan!
DeleteBeautiful doors. I have always thought there is a fine line between a beautiful front door and a door that is contrived and doesn't add beauty. These doors are obviously a huge asset to the front of this house.
ReplyDeleteYou are so right - it is a thin line and this works beautifully.
DeleteHome run.
ReplyDeleteChinoiserie style cobalt door in perfect sync with the blue and white chinoiserie porcelain urns.
So well thought out.
Yes, beautifully done. A nice alternative to navy blue or black.
DeleteThe style of the doors is my favorite part.
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful design and I love seeing into the house.
DeleteAbsolutely one of my all time favorites! LOVE the doors! It's all just gorgeous!
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