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| The Color You Need Now ... Blue and White
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| Here's our take on this classic duo, including paint and fabric picks
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(Photo: Pieter Estersohn) |
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by Jane Dupuy
Photos by Pieter Estersohn (room) and Lauren Rubenstein (product)
Mention blue and white, and you immediately conjure images of china or porcelain.
Flip through the pages of any home-decorating magazine, and you'll undoubtedly
come upon a piece of blue-and-white china in every type of interior. In broader
strokes, however, such as walls, floors, and furniture, the classic combination
takes on a fashionable edge. We love variations on cobalt, indigo, and cornflower
to create a contrast with white that looks contemporary but also evokes the
past. Sometimes nautical, often exotic, and always crisp, the blue-and-white
look never goes out of style.
| PAINT SELECTIONS |
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| 1. Mediterranean by Ralph Lauren, 2. Whipple Blue
by Benjamin Moore, 3. Blue Marguerite by Benjamin Moore. |
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| FABRIC SELECTIONS |
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| 1. Spatter Navy on White by Hinson, 2. Horizon by
Victoria Hagan Home, 3. Kochi by John Robshaw Textiles, 4. Etamine Ginza
by Zimmer & Rohde, 5. Coxcomb by Clarence House. |
RESOURCES: Spatter Navy on White by Hinson through Jerry Pair (T),
404/261-6337, jerrypair.com; Horizon in Indigo by Victoria Hagan Home through
Ainsworth-Noah (T), 404/231-8787, victoriahaganhome.com; Kochi in Lapis by John
Robshaw Textiles (M), 212/594-6006, johnrobshaw.com; Etamine Ginza by Zimmer
& Rohde through Ainsworth-Noah (T), 404/231-8787, zimmer-rohde.com; Coxcomb
in Blue by Clarence House through Jerry Pair (T), 404/261-6337, jerrypair.com;
Ralph Lauren Home (R), 888/475-7674, rlhome.polo.com; Benjamin Moore
(M), 800/344-0400, benjaminmoore.com.
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