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The house in good taste (1913)

De Wolfe, Elsie, 1865-1950 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 173

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e period and a small footstool completedthe furnishing of this room. The boudoir should always be a small room, be-cause in no other way can you gain a sense of intimacy.Here you may have all the luxury and elegance youlike, you may stick to white paint and simple chintzes,or you may indulge your… … SITTING-ROOM AND BOUDOIR boudoir furnishings are borrowed from both bedroomand drawing-room traditions. There are certainthings that are used in the bedroom that would be ri-diculous in the drawing-room, and yet are quite athome in the boudoir. For instance, the chaise-longueis part of the bedroom…

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