Coleman, Oliver · New York, Fox Duffield & Company · leaf 86
nd a final resting place. There iscrimson dye much seen in some of these, which should be made the colorkey to all else in the room. Too strong a shade for such a mass as the wallsshow, the latter should lead down to the crimson of these rugs, which is thepoint of all, throbbing almost in rich… … the coloring of the wall, and flanked by simple panels of the stained oakframe. Flat and uncarved, it answers every need of use or art. The ceiling, covered with a cartridge paper of old gold, should be quitestrong enough to hold its own. The hangings at the doors, of old gold,too, will bring the…
Architecture, Domestic
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