Croly, Herbert David, 1869-1930 · New York, Duffield & Company · leaf 193
he terms beingused in the more usual sense) are enclosed by a housewhich reaches the floor and conceals everythingwithin itself, there is certainly an added freedom asto the use of the rooms for the purposes of life by day.None of our examples to-day serve to remind usof any such possibilities. The… … THE INFLUENCE OF L ART NOUVEAU old-fashioned bedstead built of hard wood in slenderbars, each bar turned in the length into an appear-ance of a string of beads, and the old-fashioneddouble bed as modified by very recent tendencies ofIart nouveau. And yet in almost all there is evi-dence that the…
Architecture, Domestic · Interior decoration
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