Or maybe a FCC blue floral tote would be perfect ?Currently out of stock- but should be back in soon. Put some faux or fresh flowers in a basket and place by your sofa or a favorite chair or anywhere you would like a pop of pretty. Go with just blues- or mix up blues and whites or pinks. That blue will bring in a burst of sunshine all by itself.
I am a huge fan of simple plain glass jars for flowers- and bringing them out with a pop of color is another pretty look. How simple is that suggestion? Just bring out those vintage glass jars and place them on the shelf or mantel. On the Table for a dinner partyĪn oldie but goodie- this was from a table I style for Wayfair for their blog and I loved incorporating those blue & white dishes (and they are 70% off currently) #13. I love to pick up random pieces of blue & white pottery at thrift stores. Keeping that on the table theme going- you can use just a platter for serving fruit & nuts or as a pretty blue & white accent to hold jewelry or candles on the table, on the sideboard, on a dresser or chest of drawers. That pop of blue and white brings a whole lot of charm – see more of this table here. On the TableĪnother way to use those ginger jars- on the table for a centerpiece. They look great gathered in various sizes on a mantel or sideboard- with or without flowers. Ginger JarsĪnother super easy way to bring that blue & white charm in- Ginger Jars and lidded containers are easy to find and they are inexpensive. I love how this tile looks – you can achieve a similar look and feeling with wallpaper or even with peel and stick tiles for a quick change. Blue and white patterns on the wall are perfect for adding a touch of that charm. See the whole post about this room and Inn here. This is from one of my favorite rooms at the Inn at Depot Hill in Capitola, CA- and I am obsessed with those curtains (similar look). PillowsĪ simple way to bring in some blue and white without the big commitment in a room- toss a couple of toss pillows on the sofa or chair or use large oversized pillows for low game table seating. Pots and Potteryįill a pitcher with flowers and add some of those pottery containers just as they are for a pretty collection indoors or out. On the shelf- add stacks of plates, teacups and a large bowl for a blue & white display. I love using old pots and containers for flowers- blue & white is perfect for a touch on the table. And if you find outdoor pottery with a drain hole that you love and want to use it as a vase- simply place a jar or container inside for the water. You don’t have to wait to have a collection before putting this wall together.
A tip for this look is to use mismatched vintage plates and/or new plates. Transferware on the wall is always a beautiful thing. Transferware plates and platters on the wallīecause. A little different in tones and colors than traditional blue and white- which shows you can bring in that color even with softer shades and get the look. This duvet is at Rachel Ashwell’s house when I was there to photograph it for a magazine feature- and it was absolutely beautiful. And today it is all about simple ideas to incorporate blue and white in your home from just a touch to a few layers. And at the same time- some of the simplest of touches speak the most. Some of my favorite designs have layer upon layer of blue and white patterns- from wallpaper to curtains to bedding. You can add it as just a little touch of color or as a whole lot to love. And it is perfect to incorporate into your home for spring and summer.
Blue and white mingling in decor has been around for years and years. And in this post- I have updated some of the ideas to add a couple more ways to bring that beautiful color and color combination to your home.īut it isn’t trendy. It is one of those combinations that is classic and is always on repeat in design. Blue and white can be bold and beautiful – and soft, elegant & charming at the same time. I am all about blush and faded colors in decor- but sometimes you just need a little bit of blue and white with a sprinkle of bold colors in a room.
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