London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 276
ordinate; and the furniture,in form and colour, should fill up the space that would be re-quired, to make the whole in correct keeping. We will nowpass through the folding doors (shown in^o^. 132.), so invitinglythrown open, to the breakfast-room. On the side of this roomare three windows, the… … room, as they are so connected as to be occasionally thrown intoone; but the ceihng, furniture, &c., are not so richly carved. Inthis room may be some niches for statues; and many interesting s 4 264- Design for a Villa subjects in sculpture and painting may be introduced that maysuit, the…
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