The Studio yearbook of decorative art (1906)

Interior Arrangement and Decoration

DINING ROOM DESIGNED AND H.\ KITTED

to the height of the
room. It is, however, in
general not a safe plan to
run a horizontal division
of the wall-space midway,
nor even nearly midway,
between the floor and the
ceiling. It is a device
that is almost certain to
if— diminish the height of the
room, without adding any-
- i-*- ~^ thing to its attractiveness
»v-. from the cesthetic point

of view.

Of the various alterna-
tive methods of occupying
the wall surface, e.g., with
tapestry or other textiles;

1.

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by liberty & co., ltd. leather; stencilling or paint-

ing ; distemper or white-
wash ; paper hangings,

below. If the proportions of this particular colour-printed or embossed; plaster-relief; wood-
arrangement are somewhat unusual, at least it panelling, in whole or in part; the majority, in some
is one which has the merit of adding seemingly form or other, are exemplified in the accompanying

ingle end of a dining room designed and executed

by liberty & co., ltd.

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