A great way to add chinoiserie to a bedroom is of course with bedding. This pretty peacock floral and bird comforter set incudes a pair of shams. It's cotton sateen. This is such an elegant design. The Magaschoni Aviary Garden bedding collection is a luxury home textile line featuring botanical and bird-themed prints.
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Showing posts with label peacock. Show all posts
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Thursday, April 8, 2021
Purple & Chinoiserie
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| Mary McDonald - Elle Decor |
Purple rooms are still on the rare side, and even rarer mixed with chinoiserie like in this study. Custom de Gournay peacock wallpaper mixes with modern and mid century elements like the Karl Springer mirror, acrylic sputnik chandelier, Italian stools, and chairs in Scalamandre silk check.
Purple is a color I don't really have in my home, although I love it where it goes more lavender like it does here. I don't use a lot of red either, but I really like lavender mixed with red. My study in Alexandria was lavender with red and pink and I loved it.
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de Gournay wallpaper,
lavender,
Mary McDonald,
office,
peacock,
purple,
study
Monday, April 3, 2017
Chinoiserie Vignette
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| Jonathan Adler |
A pair of Chinese Chippendale chairs, an orange credenza, a peacock print, and a pair of pagoda lamps combine in this chic vignette.
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black,
Chinese Chippendale chairs,
orange,
pagoda lamp,
peacock
Friday, October 26, 2012
Needlepoint Peacocks
For Gretchen who asked about a peacock needlepoint pattern, here is a beautiful peacock pillow needlepoint kit by Julia Hickman above, and a fireplace screen/picture needlepoint peacock kit by Beth Russell below.
Monday, May 7, 2012
Mother's Day Chinoiserie Style
This week, in honor of Mother's Day coming up on Sunday, I thought it would be fun to include some great Chinoiserie gift ideas. This gold foil Peacock Tray from The Paper Source would be perfect in an entryway for mail and keys, or in the bedroom for jewelry. If you haven't done so yet, make sure to stop by and enter my Chinoiserie Chic 3 year anniversary giveaway here.
Thursday, April 26, 2012
One Kings Lane Tonight
Woodson and Rummerfield Peacock Mural on sale for $299 - it is 161" wide!!!! This would make quite a Chinoiserie impact in any room! This iconic bedroom was from the Greystone Estate Show House.
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Peacocks at CurtainsMade4U
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| Barrie Benson |
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| Vintage Plumes Camel |
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| Vintage Plumes Camel |
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| Vintage Plumes Jade |
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| Vintage Plumes Birch |
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Barrie Benson,
curtains,
CurtainsMade4U,
fabric,
peacock
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Peacock Mural High/Low
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| Ron Woodson and Jaime Rummerfield |
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| Ron Woodson and Jaime Rummerfield |
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| The other side of this room |
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| Amazon - Oriental Furnishings |
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High/Low,
peacock,
Ron Woodson and Jaime Rummerfield
Monday, December 12, 2011
Chinoiserie Chic Christmas - Mary McDonald
Peacocks and Chinoiserie abound in Mary McDonald's holiday home, featured in Veranda magazine. Peacocks are a surefire way to add Hollywood Regency glamour to your holiday decor. Check out my December Houzz Ideabook for a couple of my favorite peacock picks.
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Christmas,
holidays,
Mary McDonald,
peacock,
Veranda
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Chinoiserie Taxidermy

Peacocks are iconically Chinoiserie, but this takes things to a new level. From the May/June issue of Lonny, this mantel has a real stuffed peacock. Quite dramatic, but I think it would freak me out. I passed on a beautiful one at a recent flea market for this reason. Any thoughts on this?
Friday, March 11, 2011
Monday, July 26, 2010
My Peacock Room
One of my favorite rooms anywhere is the Peacock Room at the Sackler Gallery here in DC. On a recent thrift store trip, I spotted this amazing brass peacock screen. It was not priced, and I figured it would be quite expensive. When I inquired, I was told it was from an embassy, and they were asking $50. I could not pay and get it out of there fast enough. When I got it home it did not look like this. It was orange in color, probably having been in a hookah bar as opposed to an embassy. It was missing much of its hardware fastening all of it together. I took the entire thing apart, cleaned it, had a handy friend make new hardware for what was missing, reassembled and polished it. I have even found some wonderful bird claw and ball feet for the base that I have ordered. More pictures to come-this is a little preview. I almost threw it in the garbage a hundred times it was so frustrating restoring it, but I think it's quite beautiful.
Labels:
great find,
peacock,
Sackler Gallery,
thrift store
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