Usher in Winter with Blue and White Chinoiserie

Revamp your post-Christmas outdoor home decor with blue and white chinoiserie style with porcelain pots and evergreen branches.

Christmas is over, and now what friends? Grab those blue and white chinoiserie pots from your garden shed!

Blue and White Chinoiserie – What Is It? & Why You Need It!

Blue and white chinoiserie is a beautiful and timeless design style that combines elements of Chinese art and culture with a color palette of blue and white. It originated in the 17th century when Chinese porcelain started to be imported to Europe, and it quickly became popular among the elite.

My friend Laurel over at Laurel Home is a huge fan of blue and white Chinoiserie and you can learn more in her Chinoiserie Decor – What is it? & Why You Need it here post.

1. Porcelain: Display blue and white porcelain vases, bowls, plates, and figurines as decorative pieces. You can place them on shelves and mantels or use them as centerpieces on dining tables.
2. Wallpaper: Consider using blue and white chinoiserie wallpaper to create an accent wall in your living room, dining room, or bedroom. It adds depth and elegance to the space and serves as a focal point.
3. Upholstery: Choose upholstery fabrics with blue and white chinoiserie patterns for your furniture pieces, such as chairs, sofas, or ottomans. It adds a touch of sophistication and creates a cohesive look.
4. Curtains and Drapes: Use blue and white chinoiserie-inspired curtains or drapes to frame your windows. They can add a sense of drama and create a visually stunning effect, especially when paired with neutral or light-colored walls.
5. China and Tableware: Set a table with blue and white chinoiserie-inspired china and tableware. It adds an elegant touch to your dining experience and creates a cohesive look when paired with white or blue table linens.
6. Artwork: Hang blue and white chinoiserie-inspired artwork on your walls. This can include paintings, prints, or even framed fabric panels. It adds visual interest and creates a focal point in your room.
7. Accessories: Incorporate blue and white chinoiserie-inspired accessories such as throw pillows, lampshades, rugs, or even decorative boxes. These small touches can add a pop of color and tie the room together.
8. Mix and Match: Don’t be afraid to mix blue and white chinoiserie pieces with other styles and colors. It can create an eclectic and interesting look that showcases your personal style.

Blue and White Chinoiserie Pots

I found these three blue and white chinoiserie pots this past summer at a garden center in New Hampshire.

And I thought how simple it would be to just add a few evergreen branches to them for the winter.

My neighbor had recently dropped off a very large evergreen branch that had fallen in his yard, which was now all covered in snow under our large Vermont Maple tree.

Bonus, as the snow just adds to that evergreen winter-looking charm that I was going for!

How cute and easy are these blue and white Chinoiserie pots with evergreens?

I love them simply sitting on the corner steps of our front porch at our home here in Vermont.

You may also enjoy making these winter ice candle holders to go with them too!

Then, these 3 blue and white chinoiserie pots with evergreens made their way onto my favorite second-hand table on the same porch.

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It’s a bit chilly here in Vermont in the winter; therefore, this table serves only as a decorative piece over the winter months.

The blue and white chinoiserie pots with evergreens add a nice decorative feel to this empty table in the winter.

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Blue and White Chinoiserie Pots in the Mountains

The day after Christmas, I moved the blue and white pots and evergreens over to our back deck next to our hot tub.

The mountains as their backdrop were just priceless to see.

This is such a simple way to change things up outside after the holidays.

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The key to incorporating blue and white chinoiserie into your winter decor is to balance it with other elements and create a cohesive and harmonious overall design. Whether you choose to incorporate it subtly or make it a focal point, blue and white chinoiserie adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to any space.

For more outdoor winter decorating ideas, check out my “Vintage Ski Lodge Decorations Series.”

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