Color schemes for the home and model interiors . W o Q w mQ HQ < a PQ oo« go 1-5 Q?- 0 -O u**^ 0 a> t, « 2 (0 o. o 0 CO <; a(n . o iS ° O P 0) « >Q«CQ ^c) fcj* 38. < i- 08 O ft C3 O ., a, « CO 5 S 3a o m c is C3 « 25 ;2 a — ri c a (3 3 . 5 5 .^ j= a O WHO O M £§ ^ c o O oWee 39 AMARANTH AND 1 AAVNFor the Dining Room T^HE warm tones of the color scheme ilhistrated on the followingpage are so subdued as to make it adaptable to any exposure. The floor, stained mahogany and waxed, should not be too dark nortoo red. The fawn-colored rug with a darker border should al
Color schemes for the home and model interiors . W o Q w mQ HQ < a PQ oo« go 1-5 Q?- 0 -O u**^ 0 a> t, « 2 (0 o. o 0 CO <; a(n . o iS ° O P 0) « >Q«CQ ^c) fcj* 38. < i- 08 O ft C3 O ., a, « CO 5 S 3a o m c is C3 « 25 ;2 a — ri c a (3 3 . 5 5 .^ j= a O WHO O M £§ ^ c o O oWee 39 AMARANTH AND 1 AAVNFor the Dining Room T^HE warm tones of the color scheme ilhistrated on the followingpage are so subdued as to make it adaptable to any exposure. The floor, stained mahogany and waxed, should not be too dark nortoo red. The fawn-colored rug with a darker border should almostcover the floor. If the room requires more warmth of color, a rugof deep amaranth may be used. Certain Oriental rugs show the huesthat blend with this scheme and are very decorative. There is a wonderful play of color, opalescent in effect, in the grass-cloth chosen for the walls. The ceiling should be pale fawn and thewoodwork mahogany, dull-finished. The richness of color in thisscheme lends itself admirably to a room with paneled walls. Only afew oil portraits and landscapes or a piece of tapestry would be inharmony with this setting. If lack of windows necessitates a ligh
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