Gardner, E. C. (Eugene Clarence), 1836-1915 · Boston, J.R. Osgood and company · leaf 125
mita-tion of the poetic but inconvenient past. For the needful inner doors, the stout frames,technically speaking the stiles, must be straightand rectangular, but instead of the telegraphic-alphabet panels, I have given Warwick a screenof narrow sheathing, matched and bevelled, notbeaded, with… … vvoodenness of the unpaint-ed doors maybe further miti-gated by paint-ing the bevels,the chamfers,grooves, or anynotchings orincised work,with bright,honest colors. Since themaking of plainpanelled doorshas been reduced to such a simple, mechanical icwmmwiiwii HDnSQl
Interior decoration · Architecture, Domestic
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