I am mostly drawn to more neutral interiors and furniture painted in muted greys and stone colours. However, I have come across a number of pictures of blue chest of drawers lately that I just love!
From the turquoise blue of the above 2 images ...
....to the more weathered look of these examples above and below...
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....and the more elegant look of the following two examples...
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...they all make such a statement, just in different ways.
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These French inspired versions are so pretty....
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...and I love the feminine curves of this one
...and this one.
And finally, I love these 2 gorgeous examples with a touch of gilt.
I think I need to go on the hunt for a blue chest of drawers or like the talented Martina at Northern Nesting - just create my own.
Till next time
Sharon x
Lovely Sharon,
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It would be so hard to choose one as my favorite...I do love the vignette in image 4, with the soft muted colors in the framed pavillion..
wish I had somewhere for image 7, but would make space for the Segreto image...yes def, that is the one for me! have a lovely weekend
Colette XX
LOVE that dusty gray blue..one of my faves, and in fact have a chest in my bedroom that color that I LOVE! These are all sooo beautiful, have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThese are all so pretty especially the very worn ones. I have painted one in Aubusson like Martina did, too. I had weeded most of the blue out a few years ago and now have been bringing it back. I love blue.
ReplyDeleteI love those calm shades of blue.
ReplyDeleteThe last image is so fabulous,
that kind of blue and gold, so perfect.
So pretty! I would love to have a sideboard in that color.
ReplyDeleteI love all these chests in blue. The one from the blog French Blue is my favourite!
ReplyDeleteI painted my china cabinet blue and just love it!!
Lovely post Sharon!
Pamela xo
They are all so beautiful but the third one is my favorite...just stunning!
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~Des
Love all this gorgeous blue! I'm decorating with blue for the first time ever. I was never a fan of blue and then I fell in love with aqua-duck egg blue. Now I have to stop myself from putting it in every room!
ReplyDeleteImages 3, 4 & 7, just melt into my eyes. We have a touch of this shade of blue in our guest bedroom. I have an antique chest of drawers that belonged to my grandparents. I am planning paint it with chalk paint this summer. I am going bookmark your beautiful story for inspiration!
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So many beautiful chests but the Baroque chest from Segreto is my favorite it’s fabulous! I love anything that shows time has touched it. I hope you’re having a wonderful weekend!
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Debra~
I love your blog and how you always surprise us by choosing such nice and such a big variety of furnite !!!wish you a lovely weekend sweetie
ReplyDeleteThat bluey grey colour, I love. For coastal areas and the country, it always fits in. Beautiful post! Leahx
ReplyDeleteI love them all but think the image Via Providence Ltd is my favourite - just love the colour and timeworn feel to it.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend!
Sacha♥
I love the image by Via Providence Ltd.
ReplyDeleteI just love it's simplicity, the colour and the time worn feel it has to it.
Stunning!
Have a good weekend Sharon.
Sacha ♥
Your so sweet Sharon, thank you for the shout out! I love them all! I am loving the look of those worn ones hummm... maybe I'll have to find a piece to that on!!
ReplyDeletej'aime cette couleur bleutée un peu usée mal décapée
ReplyDeletehi Sharon, thanks for stopping by Hampton Hostess! I love your blog--am your newest follower. We have a similar aesthetic and look forward to following you-all the best, barbara
ReplyDeleteI have a new-found appreciation for this color & am considering it for a room in my house. I enjoyed this post!
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