xedfurnishings become ofespecial value in the effectof a room, filling the gapbetween the house and itsfurniture, and thus giving anappearance of unity and har-mony. The fixed seats tothe ingle-nook, the mantel-pieces and bedroom fitments,all appear as part of thestructure itself and so form… … rHK HERALD OF MORN individual merit of a particular thing as its relationto everything else in the room. The furniture shouldappear to grow out of the requirements of the room,to represent the finishing touches of a schemewhich had its inception when the first stone of thehouse was laid, and not an…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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