There is a lovely picture (which I've cropped badly) of a
Windsor Smith project in the January issue of
Architectural Digest. The minute I saw the room I remembered it from a post on
Corbu's Cave, painter Scott Waterman's blog.
That subtle, luminous chinoiserie shimmering on the wall is not paper, rather painting. But the really remarkable thing about it is the process. You can read how the project was conceived and executed
here.
Image, top, Architectural Digest, January 2011, design by Windsor Smith, photography Erhard Pfeiffer; next via Corbu's Cave.
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That subtle, luminous chinoiserie shimmering on the wall is not paper, rather painting. But the really remarkable thing about it is the process. You can read how the project was conceived and executed here.