Chinese room divider

Happy Friday! In lieu of my normal Friday updates and links, I’m sharing an overdue update on our master bedroom. I hope you and yours are safe and sound out there. We didn’t do much this past week, except introduce the kids to Where’s Waldo Read More The post An Update on Our Master Bedroom Elliptical Hiding Vignette appeared first on Motif Motif.

A CHINESE COROMANDEL FOUR-PANEL SCREEN Having polychromed bone inlay and gilt painting throughout, each panel depicti... on Jul 17, 2014

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Two 19th century Chinese art reproduction images bring this beautiful canvas room divider to life. The front is from a silk screen painting that depicts a blooming plum blossom tree on which a variety of birds are perched. On the back is simple, elegant tea garden scene, bathed in warm tans, beiges, and browns. Use this historical Asian art floor screen to bring a refined eastern sensibility to your living room, bedroom, dining room, kitchen, home office or place of work. This three panel…

Peaceful, harmonious Asian-style design combined with sturdy, handwoven bamboo are the main features of this high-quality bamboo room divider. Each bamboo panel is decorated with a gorgeous design of trees, birds, colorful flowers, and Chinese characters in the vivid and elegant style of traditional Chinese calligraphy and artwork. Two-way hinges provide added flexibility by allowing each panel to bend in both directions, so this versatile divider screen can be used to enhance efficiency in…

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For a small home space or apartment, a room divider becomes a choice. It can separate one room to another in a good way.

Ebonised wood, with fretwork and gilding, and six panels of Japanese paper; designed by W.E. Nesfield and made by James Forsythe for Richard and Agnes Shaw, British 1867

From etsy.com/shop/studiothirtyoneco Boho wicker vintage room divider