Vintage chinoiserie

A stunning collection of free vintage Chinoiserie interior design watercolours of the interior of the royal palace, Brighton Pavilion.

Modern Chinoiserie living room inspiration for a bold yet refined space blends classic charm with modern ease. Think layered patterns, curated art, and just-right furniture that feels elevated yet livable. The result? A cozy apartment with a refreshingly unexpected twist on tradition.

Curated antique, vintage and new decor and original art, featuring blue and white porcelain, blue and white ginger jars, chinoiserie, stationery, brass, bamboo, antique staffordshire, transferware, platters, plates, needlepoint pillows and more!

Once born out of necessity, the cottage lifestyle now serves as a bridge between the past and the present, offering us a way to embrace change without losing touch with the rituals that ground us.

Chinoiserie encorporates Chinese design in Western art, furniture and architecture. See how interior designers have used this classical style in decor.

Two years ago, I made my own chinoiserie panels. While it was DIY, it wasn't necessarily the easiest DIY project. So I wanted to challenge myself to make these panels again - without a power tool! First, I had to find the right peel and stick wallpaper. I chose this pretty cherry blossom pattern with

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If you have been curious about Chinoiserie and how you can incorporate it into your home decor, this post is for you. Here are 9 ways

The perfect way to display a Christmas tree is by making this simple DIY Chinoiserie Christmas tree box stand.