Coleman, Oliver · New York, Fox Duffield & Company · leaf 114
he most carelessvisitors, and beautiful color makes bright the darkest of days. And so, here as everywhere else, money seems to be the minor considera-tion only—thought and fitness the major and all-controlling one. Aboveall things, if there be little money, let each part of the house have its… … CHAPTER VII WALLS AND CEILINGS It is beyond dispute that in the treatment of the walls and ceilings liesmuch of the success or failure in the outcome of a room. If it be warmand bright, the room will surely be so also; while if, upon the other hand,the coloring be in neutral tints, afraid to say…
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