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One can never entirely overcome the 
limitations of the long, narrow hall, but 
it can be made interesting by the digni¬ 
fied arrangement of wall furniture 
FURNITURE 
FOR THE LONG HALL 
A Problem Thai Is Solved 
Long tables, benches, chairs and cabi¬ 
nets—the wall furniture of the past—is 
used in the New York apartment of Mrs. 
Henry Bowen. Lewis Colt Albro.architect 
by Grouping 
When the hall is not so attenuated it can be used as a reception or living room. Against paneled walls dignified pieces are 
placed and groupings made with chairs, lamps and occasional tables. The principles used here apply to even the most modest 
hallway. W. & J. Sloane, decorators 
