ad been possessed of tasteand large means. The interior decorations and furnishings havenot been stereotj^ied after the conventional pat-tern ofifered by many so-called Colonial houses.The unity of period has been maintained, thoughhe has diversified his work by finishing one roomin the style… … STAIRCASE AND WALL DECORATION OF HALL COLONIAL RESIDENCE OF MR. TAYLOR, AT WATERTOWN, N. Y. \V. IRANCKLYN PARISARCHITECT dale, with white enameled walls and ceiling, thefurnishing and bookcases of mahogany, the wallpanels accommodating themselves to the book-cases, as will be seen in the…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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