The Studio yearbook of decorative art (1906)

Interior Arrangement and Decoration

~~ ."'•3r~'. } " ~ * 'Iri (P- 47) by the same firm,

- aMMmH <LM^y«y _JPM also included in their St.

Louis exhibit, has panelled
walls below a deep frieze of
stencilled and painted orna-
flMi ! ment The Prevalent colour-
ing consists of shades of
-5?: ■ . : J . green, harmonising with the

_____ ------, =p,™^3JBjifl indigo-blue stain of the

-' - ifiniiiiniiiiiiB furniture, which is of ash-

wood inlaid with pewter, box
and ebony. Considering the
'" " immense importance of early

impressionsin the formation

roundings as artistic as they

bedroom designed and executed by .

waring & Gii.Low, ltd., .Manchester are satisfactory from the

point of view of the up-to-
date sanitary faddist.

draperies were, moreover, of white linen, em- A design for a bedroom (p. 39) by Messrs.
broidered in colours after a late seventeenth-century Hampton & Sons is characterised by extreme
pattern, the whole effect being very light and suggest- simplicity of treatment. The walls are papered with
ive of the atmosphere of a country home, for which, green and white trellis-pattern paper, than which
in fact, the room was designed. A night nursery nothing, with any kind of device at all, could well