A book of distinctive interiors;
An American interior-decoration manual edited by William A. Vollmer and published by McBride, Nast & Company in New York in 1912, addressed to homeowners and decorators furnishing middle-class houses. The 172 halftone photographs show living rooms, dining rooms, dens and hearths in Arts and Crafts and Colonial Revival taste, useful for period furniture silhouettes, paneling and mantel details, patterned rugs, and the soft grey tonal range of early halftone printing.
