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Flats, urban houses and cottage homes; a companion volume to "The British home of to-day"; (1906)

Verity, Frank T, Hall, Edwin Thomas, b. 1851, Horsley, Gerald C, Sparrow, Walter Shaw, 1862- · London : Hodder and Stoughton · leaf 209

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scheme is imperative. There shouldbe a neutral, soft, unassertive character about it. Whatever the ruling shade of colour may be, the woodwork must, of course,be painted to match it. In these small rooms, contrasts, which might be veryeffective un-der differentconditions,would befatal. No-thing… … HOW TO FURNISH A FLAT. strong contrasts of colour within such a circumscribed area, however artistic infeeling, are to be deprecated, simply because they are apt to be obtrusive, and,like Wellingtons guards, to be up and at you directly you enter the room andas long as you stop there. This remark…

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