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The dining room and its appointments (1896)

London, New York, The Butterick Publishing Co. (Limited) · leaf 15

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, or only between the doors. Ifonly between the doors, it should come below the top of the doors and should match the wood-work. The walls below are covered with paper, that should be carefully selected to harmonizewith the tones in the room and may be a monochrome tint or of some pretty pattern… … %.M%: ^^ A^%j..*M ill :zy:t 4;? Figure No. 3.—Wall Decoration. room be low-ceiled, it will be best to extend the paper to the i-urbase, as any break will have atendency to take from the apparent height of the room, which is not at all desirable. DRAPERIES.. In the dining-room the jingle of the…

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