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.DISTINCTIVE DUTCH BOY INTERIORS lore* mural painting in the Hendrik vJ Hudson dining room--painted bj N. C. Wyeth--depicts the voyage ofthe Half Moon up the river which bears Hendrik Hudson's name. The walls are painted a yellow green, to harmonize with the bfuw and greens in this dominant mural and in the portraits on the oppoifteeideo/'theroom. UndeTarti^cialliihtinfthis treatment imparts to theroum a soft glovtbfcolor. TV In the Ho t e l Ro o s e v e l t color effects are based on 'white-leaded 'walls ' rig room, is treated in a lighter, grayer toneof green. lnboth roomsthepaintIs Dutch Bos white-lead and Dutch Boy flatting eU-This paint con be tinted to ans desired color. Its unlimited color range ma&ci itextremdsadap tableto interior decorating work ofany kind. And itproduces a handsome fiat finith which repeated soap-and-waterwashingswitlnotmar. You, too, can achieve magnificent effects. Our color specialists will help you, free of charge. THE Hotel Roosevelt, New York--one of the most beautiful hotels in America! And especially beautiful for its interior decorative effects. The Hendrik Hudson dining room, the Colonial dining room, the ballroom, and other public rooms are painted with Dutch Boy white-lead and Dutch Boy- flatting oil. In these rooms the decorators relied entirely on painted walls to furnish the basic note ofcolor in the decoration. The two photographs on this page fail to give more chan a hint ofthe splendid effects that they secured. You, too, can produce remarkable effects with paint. You tan alter the whole decorative atmosphere of your building--sometimes you can vastly improve its value--simply by changing the color scheme. With painted walls the widest variations are possiblecolor combinations are almost unlimited in number. Variations in design are also possible -- by using paint in figured finishes. The Crumpled Roll, the Sponge Mottle--theseand other finishes permit incerestingfiguration as well as colorin paintedwalls. Let us help you plan your decoration. Every building is different, ana should be studied carefully. Your decoration scheme should fit your special require ments. Out Department of Decoration will be pleased to study your needs. Color specialists in this department will work out color schemes appropriate for any type of room, from office to banquet hall. Moreover, these recommendations will be prepared to fit the con ditions of your own building. Paint specifications and mixing formulas are pro vided complete in evecy case. They can be handed over to the painters without further bother or waste of time. The services of this department are yours for the asking. Write the Department of Decoration in care of our nearest branch. NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY New York, Hi Broadway- Boston, 800 Albany Sc. Buffalo, 116 Oak St. Chicago <X)0 West 18th St. Cincinnati, 659rrecmanAve. -Cleveland, 820 west SuperiorAve. Sc. Louis, 722 Chestnut St. San Francisco, 485 California St. Pittsburgh, National lead 6t Oil Co. ofPa., 316 Fourth Ave. Philadelphia.John T. Lewis & Bros. Co., 437 Chestnut Sc. This <xdoesrtieement appears in BUILDINGS AND BUILDING MANAGEMENT March 14, 1927 l. s*