French Blue Toile!

I've always loved anything that was made of Toile de Jouy, especially in the classic French blue!

Dita Von Teese in the most divine dress! Although this is not vintage, it would certainly have been just as pretty in the 1950's or 60's! She just nails this look like no other, every single time!



Here are a few other things I found today with this loveliest of toiles or at least inspired by them!

Upholstered in the most luxurious of quilted toiles, this set of six fabulous carved gilt chairs from Paris Couture Antiques are to die for! This is truly one of my favorite shops on etsy...it's like a candy store!




This intricate antique quilt would be lovely at the end of a bed or featured on a wall...I'd love to have it as an accent to my white Battenburg bedroom for a soft pop of color! It's available from EA Martin 6.




I even found these little blue and white sling backs...how fun to think ahead to a Spring Sunday brunch outdoors in these flats! Emma's Vintage.

Mixing this famous print with classic ticking isn't unusual, but the fact that the toile is early 20th century and the stripe is even older...19th century... just makes this accent pillow more unique! It's from Mary Jane McCarty.

Although this wonderful Royal Staffordshire soup toureen in English, it certainly bears influence of our featured print! This piece is from English Transferware, and this is another favorite shop of mine to peruse!

There are plenty of vintage yard goods around at all price points in toiles of just about every color of the rainbow! This is a small piece, from the 20's or 30's that would make a perfect pillow top or other small decorating or craft project! Such a pretty scene on this one!

From Miscellany de Talaru.

Be French Inspired Today!

--Lee Ann


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