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The House in Good Taste
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Elsie De Wolfe
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LIST
OF
ILLUSTRATIONS
Elsie
de
Wolfe
(Frontispiece)
In
this
hall,
simplicity,
suitability
and
proportion
are
observed
Mennoyer
drawings
and
old
mirrors
set
in
panelings
A
portrait
by
Nattier
inset
above
a
fine
old
mantel
The
Washington
Irving
house
was
delightfully
rambling
A
Washington
Irving
House
bedroom
Miss
Marbury's
bedroom
The
fore-court
and
entrance
of
the
Fifty-fifth
Street
house
A
painted
wall
broken
into
panels
by
narrow
moldings
A
wall
paper
of
Elizabethan
design
with
oak
furniture
The
scheme
of
this
room
grew
from
the
jars
on
the
mantel
A
Louis
Seize
bedroom
in
rose
and
blue
and
cream
The
writing
corner
of
a
chintz
bedroom
Black
chintz
used
in
a
dressing-room
Printed
linen
curtains
over
rose
colored
silk
Straight
hangings
of
rose
and
yellow
shot
silk
Muslin
glass
curtains
in
the
Washington
Irving
house
Here
are
many
lighting
fixtures
harmoniously
assembled
in
a
drawing-room
Detail
of
a
fine
old
French
fixture
of
hand
wrought
metal
Lighting
fixtures
inspired
by
Adam
mirrors
The
staircase
in
the
Bayard
Thayer
house
The
drawing-room
should
be
intimate
in
spirit
The
fine
formality
of
well-placed
paneling
The
living-room
in
the
C.W.
Harkness
house
at
Morristown,
New
Jersey
Miss
Anne
Morgan's
Louis
XVI
boudoir
Miss
Morgan's
Louis
XVI
lit
de
repos
A
Georgian
dining-room
in
the
William
Iselin
house
Mrs.
Ogden
Armour's
Chinese
paper
screen
Mrs.
James
Warren
Lane's
painted
dining-table
The
private
dining-room
in
the
Colony
Club
An
old
painted
bed
of
the
Louis
XVI
period
Miss
Crocker's
Louis
XVI
bed
A
Colony
Club
bedroom
Mauve
chintz
in
a
dull
green
room
Mrs.
Frederick
Havemeyer's
Chinoiserie
chintz
bed
Mrs.
Payne
Whitney's
green
feather
chintz
bed
My
own
bedroom
is
built
around
a
Breton
bed
Furniture
painted
with
chintz
designs
Miss
Morgan's
Louis
XVI
dressing-room
Miss
Marbury's
chintz-hung
dressing-table
A
corner
of
my
own
boudoir
Built-in
bookshelves
in
a
small
room
Mrs.
C.W.
Harkness's
cabinet
for
objets
d'art
A
banquette
of
the
Louis
XV
period
covered
with
needlework
A
Chinese
Chippendale
sofa
covered
with
chintz
The
trellis
room
in
the
Colony
Club
Mrs.
Ormond
G.
Smith's
trellis
room
at
Center
Island,
New
York
Looking
over
the
tapis
vert
to
the
trellis
A
fine
old
console
in
the
Villa
Trianon
The
broad
terrace
connects
house
and
garden
A
proper
writing-table
in
the
drawing-room
A
cream-colored
porcelain
stove
in
a
New
York
house
Mr.
James
Deering's
wall
fountain
Fountain
in
the
trellis
room
of
Mrs.
Ormond
G.
Smith
Marker
Marker
Fine marker
White-out
Fine white-out
Circle
Paint
Unmarker
Hand
Scalpel
Dice
Sieve
Purify
Undo
Redo
Start over
