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Chinoiserie is a uniquely interpretation of the influences dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries, when traders and travelers brought back their wares and sketches of their trips east. Designers began to translate the unique style in all aspects of design, from porcelain to interior decorating to architecture and gardens.

The fanciful flair of Chinoiserie décor gained popularity during the period and the court of this one popularity but remains just as relevant in modern design. The trick is to use furniture and fabrics bearing the ornate motifs sparingly, as they can easily overwhelm a room to the point of kitsch. The style shines the most when paired with sleek, minimalist pieces that emphasize the intricate details even more. you can try some inspiration like Blue and White Porcelain Vase, Lucy Fabric, Macau Chair, Glam for the Walls, Curated Modern Spaces, etc.

In the next room, bubble gum pink walls serve as a backdrop to a few blue and white chinoiserie vases that play off of the his Persian rugs underfoot.
Pairing chinoiserie with an unexpected color instantly modernizes it and gives it a fresh feel. The Orientale headboard from this city is a shining example in pink and gets an extra boost from a scallop of lime green.

Still on the fence about chinoiserie or unsure of how to incorporate it with other styles of furnishings in your home? Look no further than mix master and designer Summer, who pairs a hot pink Parsons-style daybed among eclectic furnishings such as a chic white and blue garden stool, a Boho peacock chair, and Ming-style stools, finishing the space off by painting the built-in a dramatic inky hue. In the adjoining dining room, faux-bamboo dining chairs huddle around a dining table that comfortably showcases a collection of chinoiserie pottery.

Mint green trelliswork swathes the walls where simple furnishings such as an adorable chinoiserie bench tucked against the window and an all-white tropical chandelier add to the character and charm of this stunning entry by her, from House Beautiful.
Here, I put together a handful of great chinoiserie-style décor, from subtle touches like throw pillows and finials to the bold look of wallpaper.

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