Interesting Chinoiserie Combinations

The 1920s chair above was from Sherrill Canet's sale on One Kings Lane. It combines black leather and cane with a black lacquered hand painted Chinoiserie motif. The 19th century Jacobean style bench with oak barley-twist legs was on Eric Cohler's One Kings Lane sale. It is newly upholstered using Michael Devine's linen pagoda fabric Garden Folly. The spaces below by these designers reflect this interesting combining of Chinoiserie with other styles. Only 1 hour left to enter my giveaway here. The winner will be announced at noon.

Sherrill Canet

Eric Cohler

Chinoiserie Walls-Black

Black walls have become quite the trend in interior design over the past few years. Adding a dose of Chinoiserie to the black gives it a real wow factor. Choices abound-black background wallpaper, black background art, stenciling, a large black Chinese screen in lieu of a black wall, or Chinoiserie furniture or accessories that will really pop against the black walls.

Kelley Proxmire

Sherrill Canet

Kelly Wearstler

Ryan Korban

Stenciled walls

Black background Chinoiserie art-Harrison Howard

Alessandra Branca

Black walls with Chinoiserie art

A black Chinese screen

Thibaut wallpaper

Fromental wallcovering

Farrow & Ball wallpaper