Shabby Chic Decor Inspiration: Pink and White was inspired by the newsflash that Rachel Ashwell Shabby Chic Couture is hosting a rare sale. If you have had your eye on any of Rachel Ashwell’s beautiful home decor accents, art, furniture, tabletop, or gift items…maybe this is the nudge you need. I’m spotlighting pink and white shabby chic decor inspiration below, but you’ll find plenty of other gorgeous timeworn and tranquil muted colors on the site.
You may be surprised to learn that in addition to decor, you can also score timelessly lovely apparel items at Shabby Chic Couture which you won’t find anywhere else. I’m highlighting a few favorites from Rachel Ashwell’s collaboration with Cabbages & Roses.
Shabby Chic Decor Inspiration: Pink and White
Truth be told, there’s obviously more than just decor here…find gift ideas, kitchen essentials, and sweet indulgences too!
Shabby Chic Art Corner: Jorunn Mulen
It’s easy to see why Rachel is a fan of the work of Norway-based artist, Jorunn Mulen. The muted color palette and mood of Mulen’s portraits perfectly suit interiors with a timeworn and tranquil atmosphere.
Mulen says her inspiration for these particular portraits came from her experiences in Apricale, Italy, where she completed an artist residency.
The artist says of her work, “For all my collections I’d like my paintings to tell stories like visual ballads or poems. Some may recognize parts of their own stories in my work. This allows the viewer to decide what the second part of the story is or should be.”
Jorunn Mulen encourages viewers of her work to gaze a bit closer at the canvas or paper where they may discover the traces of her search. Don’t you love that!?!
Mulen adds, “Sometimes I don´t know what I´m looking for until I find it.”
Chicly Shabby Timeworn & Tranquil Bedroom Decor
Romantic, dreamy, feminine, and pretty yet not precious all describe the bedrooms we tend to associate with Rachel Ashwell and Shabby Chic. If you have a blank slate to work…where to start? Might I suggest a sweetly graceful detail often overlooked? A pretty lace bedskirt paired with white linens and vintage-style floral pillows marks a lovely beginning.
This next item will provide more visual instruction and inspiration than you bargained for!
Autographed Shabby Chic Bible!
Sweet Shabby Lovely Storage
Comfy Shabby Chic Living Room Decor Inspiration
Nostalgic, Timeless & Purposeful Kitchen Goodness
Wear Shabby Chic Couture Style!
How fun that Shabby Chic Couture collaborated with another brand I love: Cabbages & Roses!?!
My Favorite Shabby Chic Couture Pattern EVER…Rosabelle!
My mother’s favorite floral pattern is little rosebuds, and I think inherited that preference from her. There is something so very dear about delicately faded pink bitty roses against a soft white ground.
A pattern like Rosabelle takes me back decades to memories of simpler times, of grandmothers, of summer ‘shorty pajamas,’ and linens with sweet blooms of quiet pink.
Dusty Rose Pink Bedroom Inspiration
Shabby Chic Bathroom Essential
Easy Affordable Way to Collect a Piece of Artwork from the Amazing Laurence Amelie
Oh wouldn’t it be amazing to own an original Laurence Amelie? Until then, we can enjoy a useful item graced by her strokes.
Save these Pretties!
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Makes a Perfect Gift or Favor!
Rachel Ashwell’s Love Affair With Flowers!
A Sweet Box to Place Near Your Candles
When Your Blooms Are Everlasting
Shabby Chic Vases Look Beautiful Everywhere
Faithful Beauty
Blast from Past Rachel Ashwell
It’s always fun to see our favorite designers and hear their voices, and since Rachel doesn’t make too many appearances, here’s a rare glimpse!
Peace to you right where you are.
-michele
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I have one of her couches in my front room, I can’t tell you how amazing it is, I have taken many restorative naps there…I love I can toss it in the wash (white denim fabric) and throw the slipcover back on and its always fresh! One time I purchased one of her fabrics with the intention of making a few pillows, i had it for years and then found this cool dressmaker at Country Living festival while in Atlanta, and viola sent her the fabric and I have a very cool dress! I may need those blessing beads….xo
Love to hear that! I think we get what we pay for when it comes to well made sofas – they are always a great investment. I did the same thing with one of her fabrics – I need to share it on the blog – creative dynamo Sherry Hicks made an incredible coverlet/tablecloth with a pink floral linen I sent her. It’s a treasure! I need those beads too, Elaine!
Connie
June 13, 2019 / 9:34 am
Beautiful post! Love pink! And…..I’m inspired to make an apron like the one you showed. 😉 A good creative indoor project for when the days get over 95 degrees!
I’d love to see that apron – and I also get inspired to MAKE when I visit Rachel’s site and view shabby chic rooms! I think that says a lot about how artful, humble design leaves so much space for our own creations. xox
Melanie M McNulty
June 15, 2021 / 4:18 pm
Is the white sectional actually the Bloomsbury? What fabric is it?
Yes, it is – sorry about that link being inaccurate. Here is the sectional: https://shrsl.com/316h0, and I have updated the post. As for the fabric, it is tough to discern whether it is white denim or snow linen or even a thicker linen. I’m also never sure since there are always edits to photos so even expanding the image may not be entirely accurate. So it’s best with such a hefty investment to order those swatches. Hope this helps.
I have one of her couches in my front room, I can’t tell you how amazing it is, I have taken many restorative naps there…I love I can toss it in the wash (white denim fabric) and throw the slipcover back on and its always fresh! One time I purchased one of her fabrics with the intention of making a few pillows, i had it for years and then found this cool dressmaker at Country Living festival while in Atlanta, and viola sent her the fabric and I have a very cool dress! I may need those blessing beads….xo
Author
Love to hear that! I think we get what we pay for when it comes to well made sofas – they are always a great investment. I did the same thing with one of her fabrics – I need to share it on the blog – creative dynamo Sherry Hicks made an incredible coverlet/tablecloth with a pink floral linen I sent her. It’s a treasure! I need those beads too, Elaine!
Beautiful post! Love pink! And…..I’m inspired to make an apron like the one you showed. 😉 A good creative indoor project for when the days get over 95 degrees!
Author
I’d love to see that apron – and I also get inspired to MAKE when I visit Rachel’s site and view shabby chic rooms! I think that says a lot about how artful, humble design leaves so much space for our own creations. xox
Is the white sectional actually the Bloomsbury? What fabric is it?
Thanks.
Author
Yes, it is – sorry about that link being inaccurate. Here is the sectional: https://shrsl.com/316h0, and I have updated the post. As for the fabric, it is tough to discern whether it is white denim or snow linen or even a thicker linen. I’m also never sure since there are always edits to photos so even expanding the image may not be entirely accurate. So it’s best with such a hefty investment to order those swatches. Hope this helps.