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Good taste in home furnishing (1915)

Sell, Maud Ann, Sell, Henry Blackman, joint author · New York, John Lane Company · leaf 33

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to satisfying decoration.Too much emphasis cannot be laid on a pru-dent selection of color, for, when combinedwith harmonious lines and patterns, it formsa most important and often neglected ele-ment in the house beautiful. Because of this our first definite impres-sion, as we step into a room,… … gorgeous of draperies, the richest of floorcoverings, or the handsomest of furniture aregreatly weakened if these foundation ele-ments are not carefully cared for. But in our diligence to secure the rightcolor for the walls, we must not forget lineand pattern in the wall coverings and drap-eries.…

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