House & garden's book of interiors, containing over three hundred illustrations of living rooms, dining rooms, libraries, halls, bedrooms, porches, breakfast rooms, nurseries, kitchens, bathrooms and the use of decorative accessories and curtains, together with practical suggestions for the furnishing and decorating of each type of room in the house (1920)
Wright, Richardson Little, 1887-1961 · New York : C. Nast & company · leaf 34
pr FiTRl ►/hit Because a library is a place where one re-poses and think.-, as well as reads, there shouldbe open, restful spaces, which are conducive tothinking and repose. For this same reason the wall and curtaincolors in the library should be quiet. Enoughcolor activity will be afforded by the…
Interior decoration
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