niture, naturally leads up totheir practical application in given condition.s,—in other words, to theeffective treatment of each principal room. Ihe varieties of such treatment are,of course, endless. Our rooms are like our faces- -no two are alike. Even whenthere is a general agreement in the… … AND HOJV ro BEAU7VFY THE.}/. •of the most suitable modes of treatment, illustrating a few of them withrepresentations of modern rooms. Each one of these, without any sacrifice ofits distinctive style, might be submitted to an artistic ringing of the changesin regard to colour, to furniture, to wall…
Interior decoration · Furniture
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