Asian Style Interior Decorating Ideas
Asian style interior decorating accents can be the
perfect inspiration or finishing touch. Choose a single item or combine them larger
impact. Chinese history spans over 4500 years
and creativity encompasses a wide range of materials and expression including Chinese
ceramics and porcelain, textiles, jade, bronze, calligraphy, lacquers, cloisonné,
Imperial furniture. The Chinese had an early history of collecting from other civilizations
and had antique dealers as early as the seventh century. The finest ceramic pieces
were produced by the Imperial kilns and the best art by Imperial workshops. The
imperial porcelain factory at Jingdezhen was established during the fifteenth century.
Pieces made for an emperor would be inscribed with an Imperial seal or reign mark.
Chinese decorative arts have been collected and imitated by most major
civilizations. Entire museums and books are dedicated to preserving and cataloging
and displaying it.
Asian Style Interior Decorating
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Jay Strongwater Foo Dog, Female |
Tempaper Asian Toile Removable Wallpaper |
Jay Strongwater Foo Dog, Male |
| Beautifully designed Foo Dog part of our Chinese New Year
Collection, hand-painted enamel and set with Swarovski® crystals set on
a marble base. 14-karat gold plating. Pewter metal enamel. |
Tempaper is self-adhesive, removable wallpaper that is 100% made in
the USA and is lead-free, phthalate-free, and VOC-free. Created with
state of the art materials and water-based adhesive and inks provide a
design solution that is environmentally safe and friendly. |
Beautifully designed Foo Dog part of our Chinese New Year
Collection, hand-painted enamel and set with Swarovski® crystals set on
a marble base. 14-karat gold plating. Pewter metal enamel. |
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Windswept Sculpture |
Sakura Wall Art |
Poetic Pillow Keinen Peacock Pillow Group |
| Windswept organically formed
handcrafted sculpture in antiqued brass. Crystal details. |
Award-winning artist Hiroyuki Izutsu explores a structured trio of
motifs: human, landscape, flower. Currently residing in Tokyo, he
uses color and tone to evoke a sense of serenity, whether with a
vibrantly articulated flower or a calming landscape. |
Inspired by the woodblock prints
of the Shin Hanga movement, this pillow captures the beauty and vibrant
colors of peacocks in the Edo Period. The pattern graces both sides of
the silky cover. Inspired by Vincent Van Gogh's study of almond blossom
trees, this pillow captures the silhouette of blossoming trees on a
turquoise backdrop. Blossoms represent hope and awakening and this work
found influences from Japanese woodblock prints and Impressionism.
Inspired by the Ming dynasty Qiu Ying, this pillow depicts peach
blossoms on a foggy mountainside in soft pastel hues of blue and green. |
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Azure Pillows |
John-Richard Collection Ginkgo Leaf on Think Branches |
Origami Wall Art |
| Handcrafted pillows sold individually. Elephant-print pillow has rayon/cotton/flax
front and polyester nylon back; reverses to solid color. Medallion-design
pillow has cotton/polyester front and polyester/nylon back; reverses to
solid color. Maze-design pillow made of polyester. All have feather/down
fill and hidden zippers. |
Made of brass cast ginkgo leaves, they flutter
from free form branches |
Giclée-printed matte paper.
Foam-mounted and glass-framed |
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Origami Crane with Pointe Back |
Oriental Pillow Multicolor |
Isleboro Eve Blue Table Lamp |
| Set of three matte brass cranes. |
Mysterious. This pillow with its intertwining snake embroidery will
add intrigue to any room. Its rich jewel tone colors speak to the
ancient vibe of the Orient. Place a pair on your sofa or bed to create a
captivating space. |
Porcelain table lamp features a
Lucite base. Accents of aged brass finished hardware and finial. |
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Bonsai In Brass |
Peasant Chin Wall Art
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Kimono Wall Art
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| Delicate organic lines compose
this soulful and energetic Bonsai. The fluid natural curves of the hand
cast brass Bonsai tree embody a movement and spirit. |
Ruti Shaashua's background in textile design influences her
kaleidoscopic works, often drawing inspiration from vivid Indian
fabrics. Symmetrical patterns and repeating prints create lively scenes
bursting with color on each mesmeric painting.
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Artist Caitlin McGauley creates detailed watercolors and fashion
illustrations that balance interesting patterns with saturated hues.
With her two children by her side, she works from her studio in NYC,
creating pieces that reflect a contemporary understanding of style, form
and color - so much so that her work has caught the eye of Hermes of
Paris, Kate Spade and Christian Dior. |
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Global Views Imperial Penzai Sculpture |
Lladró Porcelain Hina Dolls Figurine |
Tasseled Constance Pillow |
| Cast in iron from a beautiful decades-old bonsai
tree that lived in the office of a factory in northern China, Studio A
Home's Imperial Penzai (Chinese for Bonsai) is an exquisite sculptural
specimen. Mounted on black granite, this gorgeous tree will bring a
touch of Zen to any room in your home! |
Exquisitely crafted porcelain creates a striking scene with this Hina
Dolls figurine by Lladró for a sophisticated representation of the iconic
Japanese custom. |
Tasseled cotton; poly fill |
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Juliska Country Estate Delft Blue Lidded Ginger Jar |
Bonsai in Blue |
Lalique Small Double Fish Sculpture |
| Dreamy, pastoral scenery and a refined silhouette bring a versatile
joie de vivre to your decor. Timeless in delft blue and white, put a
pair in your entry hall and fill with cherry blossoms every spring! |
Originally an antique etching, a potted bonsai tree and purple
potted botanical. The color palette has been updated to fit with new
traditional décor. The art is deckled and floated on a navy bottom mat.
There is a hand-applied Gold Leaf French line on the bottom mat to
embellish the design. |
As a symbol of prosperity and
perseverance, the Koi fish has inspired artists for many centuries.
Originally designed by Marc Lalique in 1953, the Double Fish Sculpture
depicts two carps gushing from water in a movement evoking infinity.
This model is now available in a small size. The satin-finished crystal,
emblematic of Lalique, highlights the finely carved scales. |
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Sugar Feather Georgia Dark Decorative Pillow, 22 x 22 |
Kennilworth Box |
Modern Chinoiserie Diptych |
| Intricate geometric border pattern. Invisible zip
closure. Belgian linen; cushion fill: feather/down |
Porcelain and brass box. Glazed interior. |
The two panels feature an artistic
pen and watercolor interpretation of traditional Chinoiserie art. The
artistic rendering and brushwork of the original piece is expertly
captured in the giclée reproduction on paper. Showcased as a diptych,
the art is designed with a matte white shadowbox frame. |
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Michael Aram Mughal Garden Pitcher |
Tempaper Kimono Removable Wallpaper |
Staffordshire Dragon Sculpture |
| Handcrafted pitcher. Amethyst and jade details. Nickel-plate. |
Tempaper is self-adhesive, removable wallpaper that is 100% made in
the USA and is lead-free, phthalate-free, and VOC-free. Created with
state of the art materials and water-based adhesive and inks provide a
design solution that is environmentally safe and friendly. |
Chinese dragons roared in 18th
century England. British potters celebrated Chinamania, using Asian
dragons in whimsical ways. Such a dragon, wrapped around a 1760s British
Staffordshire stoneware teapot in the Colonial Williamsburg collection,
inspired these Staffordshire Dragon sculptures. The delicately carved
pieces create an aura of global chic straight from the 18th century. |
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