House & garden's book of interiors, containing over three hundred illustrations of living rooms, dining rooms, libraries, halls, bedrooms, porches, breakfast rooms, nurseries, kitchens, bathrooms and the use of decorative accessories and curtains, together with practical suggestions for the furnishing and decorating of each type of room in the house
A 1920 decorating manual edited by Richardson Wright for Condé Nast's House & Garden, aimed at American homeowners furnishing rooms type by type, from halls to nurseries. Over three hundred halftone photographs show empty interiors in soft grey tones: draped windows, panelled fireplace walls, patterned rugs, painted doors with bird motifs, and clustered lamps, chairs and tables useful as period furniture and textile reference.
