Painted Asian Furniture

Admin — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 03:48:54 +0000

Golden Lotus Antiques And Furniture carries a wide variety of cabinets, beds, tables, chairs, trunks, stool, bench, desk, korean cabinets and other furniture accents that are suitable for any decor. They have more than 10,000 items to choice from, as well as their retail store is stocked with more than 35,000 items. Painted asian furniture goes extremely well with Hollywood Regency styles. Many asian pieces that are seen in the Hollywood Regency styles are the high gloss lacquered furniture. Rust-Oleum now sells Lacquer spray in a number of colors. Check out some of delicatly painted furniture available through Golden Lotus Antiques.

Rust-Oleum 1905830 Lacquer Spray, Black, 11-Ounce

Rust-Oleum 243826 Lacquer Spray, Chinese Red, 11-Ounce

Rust-Oleum 1906830 Lacquer Spray, Clear, 11-Ounce

Rust-Oleum 1904830 Lacquer Spray, White, 11-Ounce

Rust-Oleum Gloss Canary Yellow, 12-Ounce

Rust-Oleum 7784830 Stops Rust, 12 oz. Spray, Gloss Charcoal Gray

Rust-Oleum 7724830 Stops Rust, 12 oz. Spray, Gloss Sail Blue

Stops Rust Protective Enamel Spray Paint, 12 oz Gloss Cobblestone

Stops Rust Protective Enamel Spray Paint, 12 oz Gloss Fern

Stops Rust Protective Enamel Spray Paint, Gloss Red Lobster

Decorating with Asian Furniture - Hollywood Regency Decorating -Greg Natale

Decorating with Asian Furniture - Hollywood Regency Decorating

Black Leather Flowr Bird Lower TV Stand Cabinet WK1822

Green Leather Fish Lotus Golde Paint CD Cabinet WK1881 From Golden Lotus Antiques And Furniture

Black Leather Butterfly Paint Cabinet Side Table WK1887

Regency Decorating With Chinoiserie Furniture

Admin — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 21:08:32 +0000

French Chinoiserie Louis XV Style Black Lacquer Commode Seller Alexander Westerhoff

Chinoiserie is a decorative and elaborately painted style reflecting oriental figures and motifs. The process is extensive and often includes gilding and lacquering. Chinoiserie art is applied to interior walls, furniture, and tapestries. Often times the art includes oriental scenery, human figures, intricate lattices, and exotic birds and flowers. From the time of the renaissance to the 18thcentury, designers have attempted to copy the detailed sophistication of Chinese hand painted ceramics with only limited success. As time passed, and varied techniques were tried, successcame along withglazing, where direct copies could be made with a high level of detail.

Porcelain production became popular, and the popularity of rococo Chinoiserie became popular between 1740-1770, and still is collectible today. Louis XV of France furthered the popularity, as he especially enjoyed the style of rococo and Chinoiserie fit perfectly withthe ornate decor. Entire rooms were hand painted with Chinoiserie influences. Chinese themes became apparent in the formal areas of the German and Russian palaces. Cabinet maker Thomas Chippendale embellished on the Chinoiserie themes creating mahogany tables, cabinets and chairs that were styled after the different characteristics of Chinoiserie style. I think our generation especially appreciates the laborious details of hand worked craftsmanship in era of machine made products.

Designer Dan Carithers Chinoiserie Black Sideboard

Regency Style Chinoiserie Decorated Tray on Stand Seller Judith and James Milne

Earl of Warwick Sofa Chinoiserie Side Table Ann Getty House Collection

Red Chinoiserie Tray Table Seller Philip Colleck

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Regency Decorating With Chinoiserie Furniture