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Figure No. 4.—Stylish HANomG fob Door-Wat(For DeBcription see Page 7.) THE DINING-ROOM AND ITS APPOINTMENTS. 9 I FLOORS. In furnishing the dining-room the floor is the next to receive consideration, and this matterwill be one largely dependent on personal or individual taste. Floors of hard wood… … Figure No. 5.—Drapery for a Door or Window.(For Description see Page 8.) largely favored, but unless the housekeeper is fastidious and determines to have her floor kept inperfect condition, she would better decide on having the room prettily carpeted. If the roomis large, a rich broad border may be…
Dining rooms · Embroidery · Interior decoration
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