Dillaway, Theodore Milton, 1874- [from old catalog] · Springfield, Mass., Milton Bradley company · leaf 192
fortunate creationillustrated in couch a, plate LXIV, is at once evident. Itconveys no sense of comfort, and it is ugly in designthroughout. Such loud patterns in upholstery should beavoided for they will cheapen the appearance of any room. One of the chief objections to the couch, fig. a,… … PLATE LXVI. floor. It suggests exactly the opposite of comfort. Theadmirably designed German couch, fig. b, plate LXV, ismost attractive. The wooden frame should be stained toharmonize with the upholstering, and both should be donein accordance with the prevailing colors of the room. These hall…
School decoration · Interior decoration
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