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M,LANY OF YOU tik what color your lamp shade* should be.
My answer is usually "whitish." However, this is not always so. We often spray a pair of tote* and shades a color, that give* "oomph" to a room. Dark green is a favorite. Just remember
that all your shades should not only harmonise with the room, hut With each other. Also, it is Important to place them in the room so that they stand aa near the mam height from the floor a* p**IMe,
Q--"Wbat do yen think of a Mag-sto mattress and springs?
Can we find aheeta to fftf"--8. S, Oakland.
A--If you have the space for a klng^iie bed in your bed
room, it I* fine. A klng-siae bed measures 72* wide and 84*
tong. There if also a queen-sise bed, 60* wide and 90* long.
if you do not need the length, two twin beds placed together
will measure 78* wide by 75* long. Don't worry about not being
sble to get sheets and blankets to fit the overall* beds. You
will find them inmost stores.
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Q--"What Is toll* d* JouyT I have been told I should one to eover my French Provincial upholstered pieces. Would that be right?"--B. C, Berkeley. A--A toile de Jouy is a cotton or linen print, usually 'cplcting rural and historical scenes, allegorical tales, etc. Most of them are printed in but one color--red, blue, mauve ur brown--on a white background. Produced in France as srly aa 1760, the first print manufactured in Europe, it be came the rage and has always been popular. If you can find mn suitable for your upholstery needs, there is nothing better,
Q--"la redecorating ear Hvingdining room, anwene * blue, white tad purple color scheme with the green carpet ing we have? What color* do yon suggest for walls, draperies, sofa, chain aad aeati of dtnlng chain?"
--in. 1. R., Saa Fnuadseo. A--Green is your dominant color. Blue, white and purple go well with it, but you cannot ignore the green rug. Pd find a print for upholstery that has ail these colors in it, with emphasis on either the blue or purple, then repeat it in a plain fabric on an upholstered chair and the dining room chairs. Walls and sofa should be off-white or very pale green.
Q--'"What mattress ttcMug weald you *#rie?" --Mr*. J. B., Stockton.
A--I usually specify St Frauds ticking--a narrow brawn nd white stripe, noted for its durability.
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