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Good taste in home furnishing (1915)

Sell, Maud Ann, Sell, Henry Blackman, joint author · New York, John Lane Company · leaf 43

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the wall,cleaned and replaced, they are not too ex-pensive for even the modestly supplied purse. Tapestry, except in houses of the princelysort, is not in the best taste. This is un-fortunate because there is something aboutthe tapestry-hung wall that is very charm-ing, but woven, as they were, to… … JSSL. ^juW1 as*A***4f*****k HOME FURNISHING 37 and at almost any price. When plain paintedwalls are decided upon, however, it is notso much a matter of lay knowledge as it isof honest painting. After deciding upon your color and uponthe finish—whether it is to be glossy or dull—find a painter that…

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