Identifier: cu31924020510990 (find matches)
Title: Color schemes for the home and model interiors
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: Frohne, Henry W Jackson, Alice Fanny, 1877- Jackson, Bettina, 1880-
Subjects: Interior decoration
Publisher: Philadelphia, and London, J. B. Lippincott company Grand Rapids, The Dean-Hicks company
Contributing Library: Cornell University Library
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de curtains could be made of the Essex repwith lambrequins of the same or of velour. A rich effect could begained with over-draperies entirely of velour, edged with a heavy silkcord. If rep is used at the windows the furniture could be covered with plainor striped velour and the duplex damask. But with velour for thecurtains and portieres the davenport and easy chairs should have slip-over covers of the figured rep, in the English style. The desired note of contrast could be introduced through a readinglamp with standard of antique gold and a shade in which mulberry,green and gold appear. The side lights, of composition in antiquegold, should have similar shades. The warm coloring of a Caen stone mantel would add elegance to thisdecorative scheme and with this should be used a fireset of dull brass. With mahogany or enameled trim the furniture should be of the samewood, in Queen Anne, Georgian, or Colonial style. Oak trim wouldcall for Jacobean or William and Mary in oak or walnut. 29
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