The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-30
The Home Harmonious.

10 ANELED walls " sounds formal
" and impossibly expensive until
o%nereailzes that the expression
in maay cases ip only q term TO
Indicate a paneled effect OBJ
tainedby means OF lacking narrow wooo-
en- mOlding to the bare walls and painting
over the whole. The holdings are merely
arranged in the outline Of panels. Tho
stimulation Is most attractive and by no
means costly. tits the most popular Of
all wall finishes md particularly suitable
where enameled furniture is used or
where the woodwork is enameled. 1t
looks elaborate, but 1t really is simple.
The accompanying illustration gives a
definite Idea OF the manner in which the
panels are outlined with molding strips.
In the room pictured the walls are a deli.
cate greenish gray, the panels being paint
cd a lighter graz than the spaces outside
of them. The furniture is one OF The new
model sets OF ebonized wood, showing a
gray strip decorated with light mauye
flowers. Tho chintz in the room has a
light sreenish gray ground, with stripes
of black broken by a floral design III dull
green and mulberry. The carpet Is deep
mulberry color. with an invisible pattern
in a still deeper shade. The little candle
shades on the side wall are a light lemus
color.
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At the windows are three sets Of cu..
tains on three separate rods. Those close
to the glass are Of thin net. the valance
and side draperies are chintz. and lust be.
meath the chintz are q pair OF draw cur.
tains Of light lemon colored silk, The
latter are Of tho easement curtain ya-
r!ety, designed t. be drawn close atnlght,
to take the place Of window shades Dur.
ing the day they remain quite concealed
by the chintz hangings.
A light gray paneled wall Is sometimes
combined successfully with hangings Of
black and gold. with several piecesin the
room covered with the same black and
gold stuff. Other pieces may be covered
with striped velvet A,ariety OF color is
afforded In q number Of round little
shirred silk cushions that are thrown on
the grayish green yelveteen sofa and sew
eral more colored silk round cushions are
stacked on top Of each other on the floor.
The base OF the lamp on a side table Is
made Of black and gold lacquer with at
old gold shirred silk shade. Near one cor
ner Of the room. on a black lacQuered
stand, is a bird cage of fine split wicker.
toIped under marrow bands Of scarlet
LACQUER. The walls In this room are gray
and the holdings are painted ivory
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Apropos Of the soft round silk cushions.
q d the fad to have an almost life sized
china cat posed upon one O these cushions
an the floor. The cats used for this pur-
nose are Of glossy white porcelain andase
imported from Japan.
odd and fathe attractive was a little
room, I have lately oeen. It vas first pa
nered With colonial paper. patterned Guile
close with little leaves and flowers. After
The paper wal hung a narrow moldlng wal
anplIed and the panel shaped spacing OUT
lined by the holdings was calcimined, the
ealcimlae being applied directly to the
paper.
In this room the furniture frames wee
enameled citron green, edged With mar
row lines o: plnkish mauye, and the ealcl-
mined panels were cltron green With the