h blue china, while theover curtains were blue and white Japan-ese cotton crepe. The monotony of thepaneling under so many windows was re-lieved by a low green wicker table, stand-ing a little to one side of the bay, andholding an enormous fern. If the bay window is a shallow one itlooks well with… … Short Draperies at the High Windows. KEITHS MAGAZINE 425 44 Elm Shelter,Country An ArchitectsHome By Chas. S. Sedgwick OME! Websters terse definitionof home is ones dwelling placeand strictly speaking that is cor-rect. There are as many differ-ent kinds of homes as there are differentkinds of…
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