Springville Herald | 1947-04-03 | Page 12 | Wall Paper Serves as Color Guide to Give Homey Touch to Livable Rooms

Wall Paper Serves As Color Guide To Give Homey Touch To Livable R0oms - , ' '" , la && 'AA '' ' t " r: j r f- 1 r tij "fc-J W J m. , n i - ' 5 rrrf t r " . i w ' ' Long plain lines of modernistic furniture are easily adapted tt houses of the more conventional type. There s no need to discard pro. vincial furnishings just because the Joneses have gone modern, Nothing can be cozier or more comfortable for gracious living thai the tried and true Colonial styles shown above. This early American living room is a charming spot for entertain, ing friends and Drovides an inviting corner for settling down for j quiet evening. Blessed with bookshelves of natural pine paneling, jj . adds color and interest with a sturdy plaid wall paper of wan, browns, tans and a touch of orange. Upholstery in the same color scheme of the wall paper enhances the simple maple furniture. Wall paaer suitable to any furniture or color scheme is availall, in a variety" of patterns. You will find a wide range of shades and styles. If you're not too sure of your own knowledge, let the paper be your guide. Use the background color for your woodwork, and choose other colors for the floor covering, upholstery and draperies, The minor accents will serve as a suggestion for accessories.