nd sort ofSwiss balconies, and a loggia ; but Fni sure you know what I mean. Another of these general laws is that all decoration should have a pointof departure either in the fixed ornament of the room, or in the character ofits movable furniture. This, of course, involves a careful consideration… … FIG. 37. L\TE iSTK century. FORM AND COLOUR. I ^HE decorator, however large may be his resources, however wide his experi-ence, has only two factors to deal with—form and colour. Stay, I amforgetting texture. Texture has an importance which follows closely on theheels of colour, to which indeed it…
Interior decoration · Furniture
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