I read recently that the farmhouse style we all love is to be replaced soon with chinoiserie. What??!!
What if farmhouse style married with chinoiserie? Sound crazy?
Total side note: Maybe it's the fall weather. I think this is a great time of year to get married. My husband and I were married in October and it was the perfect fall day.
Actually, farmhouse and chinoiserie make a great couple. I've been trying to "fix the two up" for years and hopefully others are warming up to the idea.
Did you notice the upholstery on my kitchen chairs? Or the bamboo frames on the farmhouse paintings above? How about the non-white walls?
How about oriental porcelains in blue and white? Or geometric patterns?
What about cotton blooms and chinoiserie pumpkins?!
So what do you think? Farmhouse marries Chinoiserie. Too crazy??
Thanks for stopping by!
Angie
I love the beautiful Autumn look you've created in your home! Simply gorgeous. I say, "YES! Farmhouse style and chinoiserie should most definitely be joined in marriage!" Your additions of bamboo, lovely colored walls, those precious chinoiserie pumpkins and FABULOUS kitchen chair upholstery give the farmhouse style lovely dimension and detail! Thanks for sharing your awesome creativity!
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