He has been described as a living example of chinoiserie.

She had wonderful chinoiserie, which I thought would be great here.

The chinoiserie fabric on its seat and back is new.

Construction continued until 1725, with a focus on the Chinoiserie style.

It was a long, narrow room with four chinoiserie panels, two on either side.

Among its many running themes, "Chinoiserie" focuses on two in particular.

"That silver one on the chinoiserie table in your sitting room?

Chinoiserie has made a comeback since the late 20th century.

No style, though, would influence European drawing-rooms more than chinoiserie.

"Mosaic and United," with its faint hints of chinoiserie, now seems too long.

The chinoiserie lantern lights over the gate were installed in 1825.

Despite such differences, each factory developed its own artistic style of Chinoiserie decoration.

If one could make the term chinoiserie sound more positive, less derogatory, we might get closer to the nature of this music.

Not every adaptation of Chinese design principles falls within mainstream "chinoiserie".

These days, the 36-year-old artist seems to be particularly drawn to 18th-century chinoiserie patterns.

An attempt at this Chinoiserie in London has been abortive.

It was also the buyer of a Chinoiserie tapestry for £169,250 pounds.

He was particularly known for his chinoiserie.

The line between Chinese and chinoiserie crumbles when composers hear their own music through the ears of foreigners.

A wing chair in the living room is upholstered in a chinoiserie print.

Modern interpretations of Chinoiserie incorporate modern design elements, and techniques.

Mr. Stern used a robotic laser to do the chinoiserie fretwork.

Black lacquer with gold chinoiserie is a classic.

Giorgio Armani has often played with chinoiserie wallpaper prints.

They were made out of silk and embroidered with dragons, butterflies, monkeys, each one an entire chinoiserie.