The Painter and Decorator, 57. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1943 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 76.
5. lappuse
... color ensembies began in kitchen and bathrooms . Kitchens were first to go streamlined and per- haps color had to be brought into the room to keep it from resembling a hos- pital laboratory . Colored bathrooms were next and many an ...
... color ensembies began in kitchen and bathrooms . Kitchens were first to go streamlined and per- haps color had to be brought into the room to keep it from resembling a hos- pital laboratory . Colored bathrooms were next and many an ...
23. lappuse
... Color The Pentagon has five floors identi- fied by their respective colors . The first floor interior walls , outside of the offices themselves , are painted what one of the officials connected with the construc- tion and finishing of ...
... Color The Pentagon has five floors identi- fied by their respective colors . The first floor interior walls , outside of the offices themselves , are painted what one of the officials connected with the construc- tion and finishing of ...
5. lappuse
... color was repeated in a few of the accessories . Gay but Inexpensive Bedroom . This room began its color scheme with the wallpaper stripes alternating rose , white , green . The adjoining wall was painted rose to match the stripe and ...
... color was repeated in a few of the accessories . Gay but Inexpensive Bedroom . This room began its color scheme with the wallpaper stripes alternating rose , white , green . The adjoining wall was painted rose to match the stripe and ...
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