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A book of distinctive interiors; (1912)

Vollmer, William Auerbach, 1886- ed · New York, McBride, Nast & company · leaf 14

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ebottom of the cornice, and makes them more completely an integralpart of the woodwork. The window stools form a part of thewainscot cap. A Book of Distinctive Interiors 9 The finish of the room is white wood, given four coats of leadand oil paint, with a fifth coat of white enamel, rubbed down,… … A summer living-room that achieves a brilliant note through white woodworkand figured hangings with upholstery to match heavy background paper having a body color almost of a putty shade,enlivened in certain lights with a pinkish caste. This is accented by thepanels, between the windows and doors,…

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