The apartments of the house : their arrangement, furnishing and decoration (1900)
Crouch, Joseph, Butler, Edmund · London : At the sign of the Unicorn · leaf 124
THE APARTMENTS OF THE HOUSE whom had a distinctive style. This furniture is as much sought after as that of the better known Chippendale. The easy chairs of that day were extremely good in their form, and for comfort were unsurpassed. We give in Fig. 53 a sketch of a chair known as the “eared”… … Fig. 56. attention of the designer of modern furniture, especially those of the time of Louis xv. and Louis xvi. In speaking of French furniture we mean the simpler work of the smaller apartments ; not the stiff and elaborate work of the grand Salon, but the more homely furniture of the “ Salon de…
Architecture, Domestic · Interior decoration
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