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Sanderson
Pagoda river is a very early design from the Eton Rural collections of the 1910s. At the end of the 19th century and into the early 20th century Chinese and Japanese artwork were popular as products from the East became widely available in Europe for the first time. The original fabric was rotary block printed and the characteristics of the printing technique have been retained in the new design.
Nicolette Mayer
A modern approach to the ancient tradition of hand-painted plum and cherry blossom decor. The layered blossoms and branches represent a modern approach to chinoiserie. The inspiration of the plum or cherry blossoms represents the delicate fragility and the beauty of life. It’s a reminder that life is almost overwhelmingly beautiful but that it is also tragically short. When the cherry blossom trees bloom for a short time each year in they serve as a visual reminder of how precious and how precarious life is. Sophisticated chinoiserie for the most discriminating interior designers in the world.
Schumacher
An enchanting hand-printed floral linen with an exotic air, Chinoiserie Vine in leaf green can stand on its own or layer in beautifully with just about any other pattern.
Post House
Our "Gardens of Chinoise" fabric is a Chinoiserie favorite and takes on a modern approach in a classic blue and off-white palette. With classic Asian elements like pagodas and dragons, this print plays homage to Chinese porcelain. This fabric is suitable for pillows, bedding, window treatments, and light upholstery.
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A modern take on traditional chinoiserie, this scenic design is artfully hand-printed in the U.S.A.
Our "Gardens of Chinoise" fabric is a Chinoiserie favorite and takes a modern approach in a vibrant pink and white palette. With classic Asian elements like pagodas and dragons, this print plays homage to Chinese porcelain. This fabric suits pillows, bedding, window treatments, and light upholstery.
Robert Allen
Enchanting floral linen with an exotic air, it can stand on its own or layer in beautifully with just about any other pattern.
Since 1889 we've been setting the bar with our exceptional products. A passion for beauty, respect for classicism and eye for the cutting edge are woven into everything we do.
Beautiful and richly colored, Chinoiserie Hall is inspired by an archive wallpaper called Chinese Magpie, believed to be designed by William Turner (1867-1936) and produced by Jeffrey & Co. In our interpretation, intricate budgies, stitched in viscose to achieve a subtle iridescence, perch on delicate branches amongst springtime blossom and neat buds.
Schumacher first produced this signature damask in 1910 and has been reinterpreting it ever since – proving that good design never goes out of style.
Soicher Marin
This Chinoiserie artwork is a collaboration with designer Tobi Fairley. The giclee print captures the essence of traditional watercolor techniques, beautifully framed in artisan-crafted wood molding imported from Europe. The gold-toned frame adds a touch of opulence, while the portrait orientation makes it a striking focal point in any room. Ready to hang with included hardware, this piece effortlessly elevates your space with its timeless allure.
This painting is exquisite!. Sherill. Houston, TX. 2021-01-10 01:35:35
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