d wood—if for reasons of economy oak is not tobe considered. All of the above-mentioned woodsshow beautiful effects under stain. If it seems desirable to make the chambers of thehouse especially delicate and dainty the standingwoodwork in them may be treated with ivory whitepaint, given what is… … IN THE DINING-ROOM THE WALLS MAY BE PANELED TO THE COVE OFTHE CEILING-LIXE it the woodwork may be painted in a color whichwill complete the color scheme. By referring to the plan it will be seen that thefront bedroom opens directly from the small alcovedhall. This feature in the very successful…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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