September, 1919 
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Another part oj the Gibbons Co. offices has 
a long oak table supporting an old red 
and gold tea box. The walls are painted 
yellow, the floor dark walnut, and the cur¬ 
tains are heavy green repp 
SOME NEW YORK 
EXAMPLES 
Among the interesting devices in the Jor¬ 
dan office above are cupboards flush with 
the bookshelves to hold unsightly office 
paraphernalia. The color scheme is in soft 
greens, browns and tans. Hoggson Brothers, 
decorators 
Harting 
Here the carpet is tete de negre, conform¬ 
ing with the restful color scheme of the 
room, which combines brown leather on 
some of the French walnut furniture with 
red and blue toile on the rest. Janet 
Adamson, decorator 
