Decoration of
The Decoration of Houses
作者：Wharton, Edith, 1862-1937; Codman, Ogden, 1863-1951
体例：段 章数：15
字数：316,200 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 21,080 字；最长 The lives of the great Italian nobles were essentially open-（40,021 字），最短 To sum up, then, a room should depend for its adornment on g（15,812 字）。
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章节目录
共 15 段- The lives of the great Italian nobles were essentially open-
- This fatalistic attitude has complicated the simple and inte
- "An architect of genius," Ware writes (alluding to the latit
- In decorating the walls of a room, the first point to be con
- The portière has always been used, as old prints and picture
- The solid inside shutter, now so generally discarded, save i
- In connection with the movable fire-screen, a word may be sa
- Next in merit to brick or marble comes the parquet of oak or
- In the old French stair-rails steel was sometimes combined w
- The treatment of the _salon de compagnie_ naturally differs
- Gala apartments, as distinguished from living-rooms, should
- These rooms, in some recently built town houses, contain chi
- The French designer, while influenced by Chinese composition
- The furniture of the school-room should of course be plain a
- To sum up, then, a room should depend for its adornment on g