The Painter and Decorator, 57. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1943 |
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... offices to be decorated was a routine job but that was before they became " business homes " . Today a man's office decoration is as carefully planned as is his home , although the color schemes differ greatly . The planning of the ...
... offices to be decorated was a routine job but that was before they became " business homes " . Today a man's office decoration is as carefully planned as is his home , although the color schemes differ greatly . The planning of the ...
7. lappuse
... office with the room once given over to private secretary a part of an outside office . Decorations must take into considera- tion what the office is supposed to accomplish . In no instance should the color treatment be arresting for ...
... office with the room once given over to private secretary a part of an outside office . Decorations must take into considera- tion what the office is supposed to accomplish . In no instance should the color treatment be arresting for ...
8. lappuse
A clever handling of color was that given the offices of a publishing house putting out five different publications . Each editor had a suite of two offices , one for himself and the other for as- sistant and office help . Opposite each ...
A clever handling of color was that given the offices of a publishing house putting out five different publications . Each editor had a suite of two offices , one for himself and the other for as- sistant and office help . Opposite each ...
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