London, New York, The Butterick Publishing Co. (Limited) · leaf 14
hem-eral, but much of the freshness may be made permanent by the exercise of a reasonable amountof care. THE DINING-ROOM AND ITS APPOINTMENTS. FQRNISHING THE DlNING-I^OOA. WALL DECORATIONS, DRAPERIES AND FLOORS. In character the dmine;-roora is essentially more formal than any other apartment, and… … Figure Jso. 1.—Fktf.zf. DECORinoN. course, admissible, but aside from these, very little else is introducedthat is foreign to the purpose of the apartment. In furnishing the dining-room, the decoration of the walls isgiven the closest attention by those who are desirous of havinga really prettv…
Dining rooms · Embroidery · Interior decoration
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