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Good taste in home furnishing (1915)

Sell, Maud Ann, Sell, Henry Blackman, joint author · New York, John Lane Company · leaf 129

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ard strips and a dozen or more splendidfloor shades. It is very easy to keep cleanand feels good to the foot. It is not expen-sive either—one-fifty a yard. This we had made into a full carpet witha border some fifteen inches deep of the nextshade darker. The effect is excellent andthere are no… … HOME FURNISHING 123 weathered oak brown without any troubleand at very little expense. Next came the walls and these we coveredwith a plain warm gray oatmeal paper thathas a little hairy stuff mixed in it to give tex-ture. The ceiling we tinted just a few toneslighter than the walls. With that…

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