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Hotel Walls that are Distinctive
First of a series of articles discussing practical wall finishes obtainable with Dutch Boy white-lead and Dutch Bov flatting oil
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c?ln easy 'way to enhance the beauty
BEDROOMS with personal ity! Bedrooms with an artistic touch! You can easily
and inexpensively create them
by the simple expedient of em
ploying striping on one-tone
walls.
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In many ways striping may
be used effectively in hotel bed
rooms. By using a different
striping color in each case it is
possible to have a different color
scheme for each room, even tho
the sidewalls are all painted the
same color. In a suite the mo
notony of one-color walls can be
relieved by proper striping.
Corridors, too, with their
broad wall spaces, can be made
bright and cheery by striping.
Stripes around door frames bring
an extra note of color to corri
dors--a finishing touch of real
distinction in the decorative
scheme of a hotel.
of plain 'walls. Striping brings effective
color contrast
How to use this finish
The striping effect is easy to secure. The stripes should be . applied parallel to the trim, a few inches away from it. The line is indicated by snapping a taut chalked string against the wall surface. The stripes are then struck off by means of a liningbrush, or added by tamping on color through the openings of a stencil. If a glazed finish is em-
7n this hotel bedroom, striping adds a touch of distinction to an otherwise plain decorativescheme. At the same time thedignity associated with one-cone walls is preserved. Distinctive interi ors of this type are often of first importance In planning for the
comfort and pleasure of guests. Women, especially, like the distinctive, the unusual.
ployed, a border motif may be obtained by the wiped stencil method.
Free Decorative Service
Color specialists in our Depart ment of Decoration will be pleased to assist you, without charge, in planning any deco rative wall treatments you may have in mind. They will help select the schemes of treatment and submit color suggestions for your approval. If you wish, they will write the painting specifications. Address the De partment of Decoration in care of our nearest branch.
Forall interior painting, wood work as well as walls, it pays to use paint made of Dutch Boy white-lead and Dutch Boy flat ting oil. This paint is durable, washable, economical. And its decorative possibilities are un limited because it can be tinted to any desired color.
Booklet on Decorative Painting
"Decorative Possibilities of Paint" contains further infor mation about striping. In ad dition, it pictures and describes other distinctive wall finishes appropriate for hotel rooms. Write for this helpful booklet, using the coupon below. Send it to our nearest branch.
National Lead Company,
H. M. 1
NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY
New York, ill Broadway
Boston, 131 State St.
Buffalo, 1:6 Oak St.
Chicago, 900 West 18th St.
Cincinnati, 659 Freeman Ave. Cleveland, 820 West Superior Ave.
St. Louis, 722 Chestnut St.
San Francisco, 485 California St.
Pittsburgh, National Lead & Oil Co. of Pa., 316 Fourth Ave.
Philadelphia, John T. Lewis & Bros. Co., 437 Chestnut St.
Gentlemen: Please send me, without charge or obligation, your booklet
on decoration, "Decorative Possibilities of Paint/'
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Reprinted from HOTEL MANAGEMENT for January, 1927