Showing posts with label the dining room. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the dining room. Show all posts

Friday, January 29, 2021

The Chinoiserie Dining Room

Southern Living

 

This New Orleans dining room has Florida style, with its chinoiserie palm painted walls and large seashell on the console table. The pup matches the bronze silk curtains. The glass table lightens up the traditional dining chairs.

Saturday, May 16, 2020

The Chinoiserie Dining Room

Amanda Lindroth - House Beautiful

The dining area in Amanda Lindroth's home in the Bahamas has lots of great ideas. A Coventry bench from Ballard Designs and vintage Brown Jordan Chinese Chippendale chairs are nestled around a painted teak table. The large Chinese ancestor art is a wonderful focal point. I love the blue and white batik pillows on the bench, the collection of shells on the table and shell brackets, and the touches of pink. BTW, the Coventry bench from Ballard comes in a ton of fabrics including lots of Sunbrella and is a great way to get a custom banquette look at a very attractive price point. This is a fun space with a tropical Chinoiserie vibe.

Ballard Designs Coventry Bench in Lynx Sunbrella

Saturday, May 5, 2018

The Chinoiserie Dining Room

Todd Richesin

Such a pretty color in this dining room  with mint green walls and matching de Gournay framed Chinoiserie panels.

Friday, March 6, 2015

Tuesday, December 9, 2014

The Ultimate Chinoiserie Christmas Dining Room

Larry Hooke

With its red, white, and green color palette, this dining room is decorated for the holidays all year long and it is absolutely stunning.

Friday, March 15, 2013

House Tour - The Dining Room


My dining room is orange and blue and filled with Chinoiserie. The wallpaper is Clarence House Chinoiserie Baroque. There is antique Chinoiserie art and a collection of blue and white Chinese porcelain. The leopard fabric on the chairs is Cowtan & Tout Malabar that is also on the JCPenney Chinese Chippendale stool in the blue colorway. A gilded faux bamboo server holds bottles of wine at dinner parties. The curtains are pale coral unlined striped silk taffeta. I have started collecting vintage saris in orange that I like to drape over each chair.