Home furnishing; facts and figures about furniture, carpets and rugs, lamps and lighting fixtures, wall papers, window shades and draperies, tapestries, etc. (1913)
Hunter, George Leland, 1867-1927 · New York, John Lane Company · leaf 230
lso employed especially todesignate ribbed imitations of verdure andpicture arras and gobelin. During the past five years a great advancehas been made in the manufacture of domestictapestries. Once they were notable for uglinessand stuffiness. A generation ago chenille por-tieres and couch covers… … 1. Tapestry at Si.oo a yard. 2. Arnuire at i.io a yard. 3. Armure at 1.70 a yard. JBl^^^JoW Imic HOME FURNISHING 179 light and air—especially in country houses,seaside cottages, and mountain bungalows, andmost of all in city flats and apartments withtheir small rooms and scanty outdoor…
Interior decoration · Furniture
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