The Studio yearbook of decorative art (1906)

Interior Arrangement and Decoration

interior of a cottage at i.etchworth designed by m. h. baillie scott, architect

early Georgian bedroom (p. 44), showing an St. Louis Exhibition in 1904 having the walls
adaptation of eighteenth-century forms to modern panelled with wood, painted with enamel white, the
requirements, has white panelled walls; and frieze being of fine plaster whitewashed. The
another bedroom by the
same firm (p. 45) com-
prises white painted wood-
work on the walls, framing
panels of characteristic
Italian paper of charm-
ing and, it is to be feared,
inimitable quality.

In the panelled bedroom
(p. 47) by Mr. Wyburd the
walls, woodwork and furni-
ture are painted the palest
silver-grey, the mouldings
and enrichments being
picked out in white; while
the metal work, having a
dull-silver effect, with the
carpet and hangings of ■
old rose tint, constitutes a
soft and agreeable colour
scheme. A bedroom (p. 41)
was fitted up by Messrs.

r# j kitchen designed and executed by

Waring & Gillow at the waring & gillow, ltd., Manchester

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