French, Lillie Hamilton, 1854-1939 · New York, Dodd, Mead and company · leaf 242
ho cannot emu-late a neighbors costly appointments. The privi-lege of extravagance belongs to the few, but theright to refinement is a legacy to us all. The aim even of the opulent in these days is touse inexpensive wash materials in the parlors of theirsummer cottages. I know no instance in… … o On HOMES AND THEIR DECORATION the bare, long, and narrow parlor, having a fireplaceat one end, and a bay-window on the side oppositea pair of big ungainly folding doors. She painted the wood-work white, and covered thewalls with a paper showing pink roses on a whiteground ; made her curtains of…
Interior decoration
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