Dresser, Christopher · London : and New York [etc.] Cassell, Petter, & Galpin · leaf 102
hich, when varnished and seen in con-junction with the blue, will appear as black as jet. (See the coloured examples onPlate II., and remarks on colour on pages 45 and 46.) Walls are usually papered in middle-class houses. I must not object to thisuniversal custom; but I do say, try to avoid… … Fi. 62. artistically, and not as so much paper. Let a dado be formed of one paper, the dadobordering (dado rail) of a suitable paper bordering ; the upper part of the wallbeing covered by another paper of simple and just design, and of such colour asshall harmonise with the dado. Proceed as an…
Decoration and ornament
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