{"id":97892,"date":"2021-06-02T06:34:34","date_gmt":"2021-06-02T11:34:34","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/wp.enchantedhome.com\/blog\/?p=97892"},"modified":"2021-06-02T06:41:43","modified_gmt":"2021-06-02T11:41:43","slug":"blue-white-club-meeting-15","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/wp.enchantedhome.com\/blog\/2021\/06\/02\/blue-white-club-meeting-15\/","title":{"rendered":"The blue and white club meeting is on!"},"content":{"rendered":"

Hello friends, hope you had a wonderful and enjoyable holiday weekend. Here it was three days of cold unrelenting rain then Monday it finally cleared up and we were able to salvage an outdoor plan. Today, it’s time for all of us incurable blue and white lovers to come together and ooh and ahh over the many ways we love this timeless combination! It just never gets old. If you want to see past posts aka meetings, then click here (and be prepared to go down a rabbit hole:)<\/strong><\/em><\/a><\/p>\n

Every meeting we tackle a particular way to celebrate blue and white. Today it’s all about using blue and white on upholstery and\/or window treatments. Always so striking in its many different tones, this is a fun post and has me dreaming of doing some redecorating, always a “side effect”\u00a0 when doing these posts:) As always, love to hear your take and see what you think. And here we go-<\/p>\n

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What an absolutely perfect way to use blue and white on upholstery, LOVE these chairs! Heather Chadduck<\/p>\n

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A stunning bedroom by Phoebe Howard featuring solid blue fabrics in the softest shade, but with maximum wow factor! Phoebe Howard<\/p>\n

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An incredible loggia by Mark Sikes with subtle uses of blue in the upholstery and carrying it over to the tape on the draperies…fabulous!<\/p>\n

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Love this elegant space by Cathy Kincaid and the creative way she added blue\/white fabric to the window treatment<\/p>\n

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If this is not the poster child for how amazing blue and white fabrics can look on furniture, walls and windows..don’t know hat it is! Mark D Sikes<\/p>\n

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I do like the look of a pretty blue and white crisp fabric in an otherwise monochromatic room like this one by Katy Rosenfeld<\/p>\n

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A dreamy beach house, in all white with the exception of beautifully tailored blue\/white drapes, perfect! Erin Gates<\/p>\n

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Fabulous use of blue\/white fabrics on this elegant bedroom in this pretty coastal home, Heather Chadduck<\/p>\n

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And sometimes the blue drapery window treatment can become\u00a0 the statement in the room as\u00a0 was done here so beautifully\u00a0 by Susan B Long<\/p>\n

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Great looking boys room\u00a0 I like the way the same blue\/white fabric was use don bed and curtain panels, clean and elegant looking, Ashley Whitaker<\/p>\n

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I normally prefer neutral colored sofas but my arm could easily be twisted by this picture, a beautiful denim colored blue on theses sofas is dreamy! Mark Sikes<\/p>\n

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Think this is so pretty, normally I would think applying fabric to a bed, windows and a settee would be too much but this is so well done, Leta Austin Foster<\/p>\n

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I like the clean feeling in this room with a pretty and striking blue.white print on a simple flat Roman shade, Water leaf Designs<\/p>\n

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And sometime you need just a hint of blue with elegant trim to set the tone, beautiful job here, Traditional HOME<\/p>\n

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I am typically not a fan of colored drapes in a dining room, but Suzanne Kasler proved they can work beautifully<\/p>\n

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Leave it up to Phoebe Howard, one of my favorite designers to crate a vision in blue and white!<\/p>\n

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Love the way Ashley Whitaker used soft blue and white fabrics in this scrumptious bedroom<\/p>\n

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Sometimes a chair or two in a pretty blue and white fabric is all you need in an otherwise monochromatic room, Erin Gates<\/p>\n

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An interesting and very pretty study in combining subtle blue and white fabrics for bedroom that still manages to feel quite tranquil<\/p>\n

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And don’t forget about using blue fabrics in the outdoors, done beautifully here by Phoebe Howard<\/p>\n

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Amazing how simple this window treatment is yet how pretty it is, adding just a subtle touch of blue,\u00a0 Mark Sikes<\/p>\n

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Another pretty example of using blue\/white upholstery both on the chairs and the windows, Atlanta Home Magazine<\/p>\n

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A long time favorite, is this most charming room by Cathy Kincaid who beautifully exemplifies the beauty of using blue and white fabrics\u00a0 on furniture and the windows<\/p>\n

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So much beauty! Do you have a favorite? So, what do you think? Have you applied blue and white fabrics to your own home either using it on upholstery or windows? Love to hear your thoughts on the subject at hand. Thank you for stopping in, wishing everyone a fabulous day! Until next time….<\/p>\n

PS<\/strong> Tomorrow we will start a series of amazing warehouse blowout sales, these you will not want to miss.<\/em><\/p>\n

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