New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
THE CORNERS WITH
 NEWEST MODERNISTIC LAMPS

New York, Nov. GA lamp apiece in the living room is q sane and modern motto for q family 10 sponsor this winter.
 Such q plan would prevent everyone in the family from crowd ing the other to get just the right heht on his book, lt makes for better feeling all around
 By way Of being this modern. introduce one or two Of the new 1rodernistic lamps into your homo 10 brighten some Of the corners. The new lamps have toned down considerably during the few years theN have been among us. They now can take their place amica bIy with furniture of all periods and lamps of other days. And there is nc denying the scientific construc- ton Of some of them. They put the light right where you need il most and do it in a pretty way.
 Have Pleasing Contours
 Instead of all the arresting and otttimes unpleasing angles and points that modern lighting ar arrangements offered US when they made their debut. they now pre- sent the most personable curves. There are wall lamps that are highly decorative in their round ing crystal beauty and quite as pleasing in their direct lighting. These are excellent for spaces where chatting, and not reading takes place.
 For a given room. there are Harlous kinds Of lamps that go quite well together. It is best 10 ss.rS enc biz library lamp at tho ! table where the magazines ana current books arc kept. The dav- onport needs standard lamp at l one end, and perhaps "a low end table lamp at the other. If one | cerner Of the room has q book | nasc and an inviting easy chair be- Hoe 1t, some convenient reading | 1rI.15 '- c"--rT-r.,"iatA
 II all of your han-ings arc fig | ircd, if you happen to have a pa 1 oered room and your rugs chance i 0 have pattern in them. nothing -clieTc5 this ovcr-figured situation ! noro than some simple, unadorn- >d lamps They draw the eye peacefully away from all of the 7attcrns. Their very translucen. lcht Is rcstful. That is where modern lamps get their innings.
 Among tho newer table or dcsl. amps are the most individual of Hodarnislic lights. These come in he form Of low rolls, looking no. mike towel roller except that hey arc handsome pieces of crys. 2l on onyx or wood bases They Ight the desk or table perfectly 2 q conservative, mind-your- own 'uslnc's manner. without casting
 single ray in other directions. In ] odorn rooms these arc perfect.
 For tho living room table. no 'ldttcr what your period of turni- nrc and furnishings might he, one ,, tho prrttily rounded reading ;fups IS a h.cssin- for jt# efficient
 
 uI shape. These ar" apt 10 hay metal bases. or black ones, simple, ijcnifi"d, lovely.
 Give RestfuI Harmon,
 Tho new standard reading, ,.ano and bridge lamps arc works !: art in their efficient lighting they come in tall, lender shapes that fit perfectly in 2 the panelcd back ground or th ,alls, seemingly a rart of tho ar hjtorturo.
 If YOU use scmo cf these stand id lamps. f would bc 2 pity no' . .upplomcrt them with onH or vo Of inc same type Of library. { able, mantcl or tircsidc lamps,
 l. i3 not only the fine propor- , ions Of tho arcs. angles and lines { | these lamps that make them so { Icaaant 10 Sazn upon. Oncntimcs Is their translucent crystal { hadcs. 70 rcatful after the con- ( Generation Of frilled silkon, r .cncillcd or painted parchment , | and-hammerod brass ones. 6 'ycr and above their appropriate z ess today and their beauty is of f curse their "erviceability. For I mp is designed primarily for C tility. If it has that. and in ad- ition is pleasing 10 the eye, it de- ' rVcs q place in the home.