There are some patterns you want to see on your table daily, and some are reserved for special occasions. Chinoiserie works for both. The whimsical pattern is a European take on Asian art and design, which first became popular in the latter half of the 18th century. It often features stylized flowers, birds, and butterflies, arranged in alluring patterns. Martyn Lawrence Bullard swears by the look.
Bullard is best known for his work as an interior designer to the stars, with projects in the homes of Kylie, Jenner, Cher, RuPaul, and Ellen Pompeo. Chinoiserie features in many of his designs as wallpaper and textiles. Now, Addison Ross has translated the timeless pattern into tableware, trays, and frames inspired by Bullard's knowledge of its history. It's a limited-edition collection with a black background, white flowers, and trees on lacquered pieces.
