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Common sense about interiors. (1910)

Lowe Brothers Company · Dayton, Ohio : Lowe Brothers Company · leaf 30

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to be sure that the desired effect may be secured. In the same way it is well to test the color of “Mellotone” for walls by painting a small board or panel and comparing it with the woodwork. This will show whether they will harmonize as well as give the effect on the wall. It is easier to modify… … The drift of decoration at this time even for large halls, churches, lodge rooms, etc., is to perfectly plain schemes of color. Where needed, simple stenciling is used with occasional free hand effects. "Mellotone” is washable; so are Extra White Enamel, Ver- nicol Enamel White, Linduro, Vernicol…

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