bility to place,of comfort, and of artistic effect. The usermust choose with discretion the objects whichshall create his home; carefully providingthat they express his station in life and hisown individuality; furthermore, that they re-spond to his every-day needs. Let us imagine a mem-ber of our… … desires magnificence at all hazards. He pur-chases it at the expense of comfort, utility, andgood taste. He forgets that the periwig,powder and patch epoch has passed away.He can not animate the picture whose back-ground he has prepared with so much pains.Neither he, his wife, nor his children…
Furniture
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