lustrate the truththat not in the demands of utilityalone, nor in tools, materials or logicalconstruction, much less in nature, canbe found the key to a beautiful anddistinctive product. A designerswork will inevitably form an index tothe soundness of his judgment, thestrength of his imagination,… … FIGURE FXTTY-NINE. ARTISTIC VALUE GAINED BY THE RIGHTUSE OF LARGE OBJECTS IN ROOM ARRANGE-MENT: BY MARY LINTON BOOKWALTER How many houses are therewhich give you the impressionthat they are built and fur-nished after a design that wasthought out as a whole ? Can you thinkof a single room that will…
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