The Decoration of Houses Chapter IV - Doors

from The Edith Wharton Library · host Edith Wharton

In which the peculiar history and evolving treatment of doors in American and European houses is explored, highlighting the balance between practical convenience and architectural grace. The discourse ranges from sliding and hinged doors to the decorative art of panelling, locks, and concealed doors, all underscored by considerations of proportion, material harmony, and the subtle relationship between openings and the character of a room.

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