Gardner, E. C. (Eugene Clarence), 1836-1915 · Boston, J.R. Osgood and company · leaf 66
there.They are a great nuisance, frail, shaking, quiveringthings, never staying open or shut as they ought,standing stupidly in the way of progress, and by sheerobstinacy preventing any change from the humdrumand commonplace. Your chamber needs the greatsquare southern window; with that it is a… … WHAT THE BLINDS PREVENT. /THE iM PUBLIC ilBRAR rTn? -^O^ AND BLINDS. —WOOD vs. PAINT. 59 opening formed by the group of three is indispen-sable to the best interior effect; but the beauty ofthe room must be sacrificed in order to hang the out-side bbnds. I wish they were all hanged higher…
Interior decoration · Architecture, Domestic
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