Chinoiserie

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A stunning collection of chinoiserie, these beautiful vases and jars are based on authentic works of art passed down from generation to generation, starting in the Ming dynasty. Showcasing traditional patterns and motifs in the classic blue and white palette, each wheel-thrown piece is a one-of-a-kind work of art. Wheel-thrown from clay, fired, hand-painted and glazed Display alone or in a collection to add a touch of antique charm to any decor Please note: The products are hand-made and…

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Image via Allyson McDermott At Lavender Hill we adore the use of Chinoiserie style. These beautiful, Asian-inspired patterns are a favourite among designers, and you’ll see these items included in home design magazines time and time again. Chinoiserie is timeless and never goes out of style. The term comes from the French word for Chinese, but in reality it represents a European interpretation of Asian culture. The style started in the 17th century continues to flourish currently. There are…

In the hallway, a vintage Art Deco desk made of nickel, brass and smoked glass stands before a vintage Chinoiserie hand-painted screen. Tagged: Hallway and Carpet Floor. Photo 15 of 21 in Before & After: A Gut Reno Restores Gatsby Glamour to This Art Deco Brooklyn Loft.

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Quick, easy & affordable DIY chinoiserie pumpkin tutorial using napkins and mod podge. Achieve high-end, luxury style on a budget for fall decorating season

The word “Chinoiserie” is as beautiful on the ears as the pieces of décor it represents. It is a term borrowed from the French word for Chinese, “Chinois,” and is used to describe the European interpretation and inclusion of Chinese and East Asian art. One of the most popular ways we see Kellogg customers bring …

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