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 91
tor a row of casementsor a bow window, anover-all valance withcurtains at either endis best. The glass cur-tains can be made todraw. If one desirescomplete privacy under-curtains can be mad:1 o r each window.Scrim, net or gauzewould be the fabric Below is the trouble-some type of windowwith the… … The French window ordoor with a transomis always a problem.Make shirred curtainsof net or scrim forthe transom and attachthem on rods or tapes.The door itself canhave a glass curtain—of the same material—attached at top andwith a ruffle effectbelow. Overcurtainsshould hang loose For a bedroom…
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