Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · London : G. Bell · leaf 254
he dado, a certainagreeable unity is preserved, and It forms a usefulplain framing to set off the patterned parts of thewall. This wainscot or dado framing with thewood-work should be as to colour arranged tosuit the general scheme adopted. Where paintis used, white for the wood-work usually has… … DECORATIVE SPACING OF THE WALL : SKETCHES (tO |-IN.scale) to show DIFFERENT TREATMENT AND PROPOR-TIONS. FIELD OF THE WALL along the eye-line, so that any decoration on this—the main field of the wall—Is regarded as sub-sidiary to what is placed upon it; but, of course,pictures can be used as the…
Drawing · Decoration and ornament
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