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Beth WebbSome of these photos are old and pixely, but they include the iconic blue, white and Chinoiserie rooms that have made my list of the top twenty. Here is how to do it right.This is also the post I did to participate in The Pink Pagoda's Blue and White Bash going on right now. Come join the fun and link up.Miles ReddAerin LauderMary McDonaldAshley WhittakerCarolyne RoehmMiles ReddGerald PomeroyJoe...

finally, a look at grady's finished bathroom, with photographs by the very talented (and funny and chic) sara boulter.sources:flooring: 12 x 24 black montauk slate purchased locally from modern tileshower tile: dal tile 2 x 4 from home depotwall color: cumulus cloud, benjamin moorecountertop: absolute black granitependants: joss + main (purchased about a year ago)vanity: logan...

It's Blue and White Week here at Chinoiserie Chic, with a whole week's worth of blue and white Chinoiserie posts. We'll kick off with a blue and white post for The Pink Pagoda's Blue and White Bash Linking Party tomorrow. You'll be feeling very blue if you miss that. Wednesday is Launch Day of the new One Room Challenge and you will find out what room I will be redoing in blue and white and Chinoiserie.Every...

You will find that when most people begin to decorate a room in the homes there is always one important element that they overlook and only address towards the end, but really it should be thought about right from the beginning. This is not the floor, wallpaper or furniture, it is the lighting. Lighting is hugely important in every single room in the house, and when done right it can make any room...

Jennifer at The Pink Pagoda is having a blue and white linking party on Monday, September 30th. To join in the fun, have the link to your favorite blue and white post you have done ready to go or do a new blue and white post on Monday. The post doesn't have to be entirely blue and white - as long as something in the post is blue and white.Here is Jennifer's info on it - "If you're a blogger, chances...

there are a few small, (even teeny, tiny) spaces in my new house.often, spaces like this are overlooked and larger spaces are decorated first. since i am trying to stretch my budget, and the larger rooms in my house will require a lot more "monetary attention", i am tackling those smaller spaces first.the first tiny area i will be working on is a vestibule that separates the entry and great room from...