Showing posts with label Flair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flair. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
A Chinoiserie Birthday Part 2
From Joe Nye's book Flair, wonderful inspiration for throwing a Chinoiserie birthday party or dinner.
Monday, December 5, 2011
Monday, November 21, 2011
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Setting the Chinoiserie Table - Joe Nye
Here Joe Nye (from his book Flair) uses another budget friendly flower on this dining room sideboard- baby's breath or gypsofila to great effect. With the bold red Chinoiserie walls, a more subtle flower works perfectly.
Setting the Chinoiserie Table - Joe Nye
Your holiday table colors need not be traditional. Choose the colors that work best in your dining room. Here Joe Nye uses blues and pinks - mixing and matching Chinoiserie china, bamboo flatware, vibrant blue glass bowls, and pink carnations. This table setting highlights three trends that are budget friendly that you can easily borrow - mixing china, bamboo flatware, and using less costly flowers like carnations for your table.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Red and Green Chinoiserie
This is such a lovely combination-red Gracie wallcovering with celadon draperies and upholstery and sea grass rug. Not sure if I am on board with the two different chairs, are you? This is from Joe Nye's wonderful book Flair.
Labels:
celadon,
dining room,
Flair,
Gracie,
green,
Joe Nye,
red,
wallcovering
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Chinoiserie Entertaining on the Fourth of July
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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 |
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Chinoiserie Chic Cheap Glassware

Colored glassware is a very hot trend that works beautifully with Chinoiserie china patterns. Unfortunately, it can be pricey and hard to find. Caspari is stocking these fun Moroccan tea glasses in fabulous colors for only $7.50 a glass. Joe Nye's wonderful book Flair has great examples of pairing Chinoiserie linens and china with colorful glassware.
Labels:
budget friendly ideas,
Caspari,
Flair,
glassware,
Joe Nye,
table settings
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Joe Nye Chinoiserie

From his wonderful book Flair, another gorgeous tablescape by Joe Nye combining my favorites-pink, pagodas, flowers, and wallpaper.
Friday, December 31, 2010
A Chinoiserie New Year's Eve

Entertaining at home tonight? Ring in the New Year with Chinoiserie style. Set the table with Chinoiserie as Joe Nye did here using a Chinoiserie tablecloth, blue Champagne flutes, Blue Canton dinner plates, and a red lantern.
Labels:
Blue Canton,
Flair,
Joe Nye,
New Year's Eve,
table settings
Sunday, July 4, 2010
A Chinoiserie Fourth of July

Set your Fourth of July table with red, white, and blue, but with Chinoiserie flair. This wonderful table setting from Joe Nye's book Flair combines Blue Canton dinner plates, red and blue glassware, red napkins, red dahlias, a red lantern, and a red and white Chinoiserie toile tablecloth. With temperatures near 100 today here in DC, we will be eating inside in the dining room, so I will be assembling all my red, white, and blue Chinoiserie as well. And no, my poor little dog did not enjoy last night's fireworks from the country club across the street. She was convinced we were under attack. Happy Fourth of July everyone.
Monday, May 17, 2010
Setting the Chinoiserie Table-Salt & Pepper Shakers
It is attention to detail that makes all the difference in setting a beautiful Chinoiserie table. These are my favorite salt and pepper shakers at all different price points. My own favorites are the Charlotte Moss ones above that are unfortunately no longer available.
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