New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
NEWS OF THE STORES.
AT THE DECORATORS WALL PAPER COM
PANY'S. SIXTH-AVE. AND TWENTY
THTRD-ST

uh., ,s dasrrod IN he one OF the largest and
finest retail wallpaper stores In the CITY Is 'n"'
recently opened at Twenty-third-st ana SiNth-HFe'
by the Decorators Wall Paper Company Hereto
fore this firm has been doing an exclusively whoie-
sale business In the city and Chicago Here nap
been brought together OF the finest assort-
n1ents Of foreign and domestic wall papers ever
offered to the New-York public. Among their pat
terms they showing for parors ne" douo'e-
width brocatelle effects Venetian vevets cameo
brocaded patterns and satin damask representing
the periods of Renaissance. Louis XIV Empire
ard Colonial
For halls there are clever reproductions IN her-
aldic early English. Byzantine novelties IN Sag
dad backgrounds. Royal Warwick tapestries
French stripes and stained feathers and burlaPs'
There also many unique novelties TOT di''i's-
rooms and libraries. such as sef-toned ouckramS'
cloth OF gold enects and hand-pressed papers IN
Gothic heradic and Moorish designs.
An endless variety Of effects IN Dresden
English cretonnes chintzes and embossed SILK are
shown for bedrooms All sorts OF floral DESIGNS
are seen in these papers, ranging from '"e l"'
mense japanese chrysanthemum to the tiny May
flower Oens smoking rooms and billiard-rooms
are finished with papers representing foreign tap
estries in East Indian. Persian and Syrian Styles
that are entirely in this market. win TINS
superb stock anc the careful attention given W All
customers there be no doubt that this STORE
will prove to be one of the best patronized In this
city.
AT GEORGE c. FLINT COMPANIES. NOS 49,
IS AND A. WEST TWENTY -THIRD-ST
This firm makes speciality Of interior decor
atine. and some remarkably pretty hooks MUS
trating this wo !. are fitted up the seventh floor
Ono Is q studio furnished with dark massive mrni-
ture bachelors apartment Is htted up Win
view 10 perfect comfort. There IL an immense
casey corner piled with cushions. a pretty "rluns
desk and chair a smoking stand ana easy chd''
The couch cover dragging on the floor ana man.
dolln left carelessly on the coucn are OcL nn55
supgestive of masculine habits. TN lht Sr-D'.,.
nocr is a Louis XVI music gallery ne narrow Tr
stairway and gallery are OF white ana son' ' ~
hand carved The furniture is gilt. uphosIe'eu LII! ~
embroidered velvet. and the wahs are Se' "'
mirrors and tapestry panels. ,,
The Renaissance Marie Antoinette ana Arap3lSah
loce curtains are much used for summer IuIniSn-
ings Sonnet hing f. a curtain OF hefnlsStlCc
nj ochre color with a hemStitched edge ne ne"
sea-green dranerles are quite the thing Tor use
with the green reed and rush furniture, OF WHlIn
many quaint pieces are shown one Is a MOTIFS S
chair ard another swinging scat hune "S lou'
chains. , ,,a. ,,d
Among the rugs are some handsome Herman ana
Khoraesan picture rugs. but the domestic ones are
made in -.cellent mitato OF the Orlental He
signs velty In mating Is the produCt OF d
Janoncee =, :: WAC has discovered way OF WeaN-
- silk figures into the straw, but X Ia n seClt
.vhich he cher;shcs with great care, ana II mas
puzzled many expert weayers to kno" no" ne
does IT, -, .,,,or
f,.r,i,ure Much OF the hird's-eye maple is dec
o-afed in Marie Antoinette Empire style win
wrcaths and bows. The mahogany furniture - e.
enamel furniture hand decorated. is H. great DC
uand principally for bedroom sets. fQr ulnuniis-
rcoms therc are ali sorts OF designs in tables side
boards and china closets.