Scott, M. H. Baillie (Mackay Hugh Baillie), 1865-1945 · London, G. Newnes, limited · leaf 99
consciousof the absurdity of the situation. As a matter of fact, the average personwho indulges in the art ingle does not occupy the seats, and so reserves forthem that admiration which is only awarded to those features of the housewhich claim to be merely ornamental. In the treatment of the… … HOUSES AND GARDENSwell be discarded for something simpler. The grate may be surrounded by abroad space of tiles only, or the brickwork of the chimney breast may besurmounted by a single shelf. Above all, the fireplace should connect itself with the general treatment ofthe room, and the wood…
