Home furnishing, practical and artistic

The progressive spirit of the new century and the rapid artistic development throughout our country have awak- ened a widespread, intelligent interest in all matters relating to the Art of the House. The interior of the home is naturally a re- flection of its occupants, and the possibility of achieving satisfying results has created an ar- dent desire for adequate knowledge. Even in homes of moderate cost an effort to unite beauty and utility has become remarkably apparent, and, fortunately, artistic surroundings arc not dependent on large outlays of money.

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Home Furnishing Practical and Artistic

PREFACE

CONTENTS

ILLUSTRATIONS

PART FIRST

THE HALL, VESTIBULE AND STAIRS

THE RECEPTION ROOM OR PARLOUR

THE DINING ROOM

THE LIVING ROOM

THE LIBRARY

THE DEN

THE MUSIC ROOM

THE BATHROOM

THE KITCHEN AND THE HOUSEIVIAID'S ROOM

THE BEDROOM

THE CHILD'S ROOM

THE GUEST'S ROOM

THE VERANDA

PART SECOND

FURNITURE, NEW AND OLD

COVERINGS FOR THE FLOOR

HANGINGS FOR THE WALLS

CURTAINS AND PORTIERES

BEDS AND BEDDING

MANTELS AND INGLENOOKS

BOOKSHELVES AND BOOKCASES

WINDOW SEATS AND CUSHION COVERS

THE PLATE RAIL AND POTTERY SHELF

LAMPS AND CANDLESTICKS

PICTURES AND BRIC-A-BRAC

BASKETS AND JARDINIERES

THE AFTERNOON TEA TABLE

SUMMER FURNISHINGS FOR THE COUNTRY HOUSE