Showing posts with label Jeffrey Bilhuber. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jeffrey Bilhuber. Show all posts

Sunday, August 14, 2016

Green Velvet

Alberto Pinto - Architectural Digest
Blue and white Chinese porcelain is mounted here on green velvet walls. The chairs are Russian, the sofa is Italian. Green velvet, whether on walls, sofas, or pillows, combines beautifully with blue and white Chinese porcelain.

Here are two other lovely examples of combining green velvet walls with blue and white Chinese porcelain.

Jeffrey Bilhuber

Tory Burch

Friday, November 9, 2012

Jeffrey Bilhuber - Pops of Chinoiserie

Jeffrey Bilhuber
Sometimes I find a room that I love but don't post about it because it doesn't have any Chinoiserie elements. When I saw this room on Little Green Notebook, I immediately sent it off to a client as we are thinking about doing contrasting cushions on her sofa. But then on closer examination, I spotted the pagoda pillow on the chair and the turquoise ceramic single gourd lamp. So here you are - a wonderful room by Jeffrey Bilhuber with Chinoiserie touches!

That wall of art is fantastic. Looks like one is a mirror.
Loving the green lampshade on the blue lamp and the blue finial.
Such a fun mix of chairs and that pair of tufted blue chairs is fabulous.
I love the contrasting tiger cushions on the sofa.
Note how Chinoiserie is used here to add pops of color to a room with lots of neutrals.


Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Leopard Carpet

Miles Redd
I struck a real chord yesterday mentioning my idea of carpeting the lower level of my house in leopard. Many of you have had the same idea of using leopard carpet. The more I thought about leopard, the more I realized it is the perfect choice. My Mary McDonald inspired dressing room would be very glamorous with leopard. It would be the perfect choice for my red library filled with singerie. It would be very cozy in my Mario Buatta chintz filled sitting room. And very importantly, it would be a kid, pet, and husband proof choice for my heavily used family room. It also solves what to use as a stair runner.

I know that Stark has some wonderful but pricey choices, but I will search out what else is out there. This project is on the back burner for right now, as my daughter's apartment is about to be repainted next week, and she and I will be doing some redecorating there. I promise to take pictures and post on her very Chinoiserie Chic Georgetown apartment as we work on it. For now, here is more inspiration on combining Chinoiserie and leopard floors.

Ralph Lauren

Jeffrey Bilhuber

Hillary Thomas

Barclay Butera

The Dressing Room in My I'm a Giant Challenge Dollhouse

The Bedroom in My I'm a Giant Challenge Dollhouse

Monday, March 5, 2012

The Green Chinoiserie Dressing Room

Jeffrey Bilhuber

Barrie Benson

Daphne Guinness

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Jeffrey Bilhuber


Dark green velvet walls and sofa are the perfect backdrop for the blue and white Chinese porcelain.

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Perfect Chinoiserie Rooms


Today's post has no theme-just four stunning Chinoiserie rooms from my design files too good to miss. Although from different homes, these together could be the start for a dream Chinoiserie home. I love each of these rooms. I am especially smitten with Jeffrey Bilhuber's room above that is a fabulous example of how many people today are trading in a formal dining room for a multi-purpose dining room/library/office.

The Feminine Chinoiserie Living Room



The Chinoiserie Guest Room




The Chinoiserie Nursery/Girl's Bedroom