HOUSE AND GARDEN 
June, 
1914 
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Chinese motives still find many ad¬ 
mirers. The allover design at the 
right shows the modern tendency 
of the new school 
Large floral units or pronounced lines 
are among the new patterns in 
hangings. The lamp and plant 
stand are this season’s contribution 
and wicker furniture for 
all-the-year use, this change 
from winter to summer 
garb in the house is not so 
serious an undertaking as 
it may seem on first con¬ 
sideration, and to the in¬ 
terested home maker the 
working out of such a 
transformation scheme will 
be quite as satisfactory as 
the closing of one house 
and the opening of an¬ 
other. Practically every 
piece of furniture needed 
The pictures on this page show appropriate rugs for the summer home; all have some strong 
color note. Large floral motives in fabrics group themselves in two types as here—the 
naturalesque at the left, the conventional in startling colors at the right 
in a house is now made 
in willow, and, with the 
summer rugs in the love¬ 
liest of designs at the 
most reasonable prices, 
and cretonnes for uphol¬ 
stering and draperies in 
such a brilliant variety of 
patterns that one is fairly 
bewildered at sight of 
them, the doing over of a 
house for summer is easi¬ 
ly accomplished, and it 
can be carried out in such 
a way that there need not 
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Light, open weave, willow furniture includes all dining-room pieces. 
and sideboards are chintz covered and glass topped 
The tables Closely woven willow ware has rows of open spaces, besides a pattern. There is 
also an attempt to give it the comfort of the cabinetmaker’s workmanship 
