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Good taste in home furnishing (1915)

Sell, Maud Ann, Sell, Henry Blackman, joint author · New York, John Lane Company · leaf 83

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al and unusual case. It is quitesufficient that they have ample light through-out the main portion. Music rooms are also designed for a defi-nite function and do not, as a rule, requirea great amount of illumination except nearthe instrument. This is best cared for withwall brackets or floor lamps… … should be gained as in the living room; withceiling clusters or high-hung chandeliersplaced well above the range of vision. Inthis room we again encounter an importantapplication of that fundamental law of allillumination, which is to place light where itis needed. In this day of cheap…

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