HOME FURNISHING HINTS,
By "CELIA." No. 7—THE BATHROOM. Since every room in the modern home has received the attention of home decorators, it is natural that suggestions for brightening the bathroom have not been Jacking. For the white walls of to-day's bathroom, sorno firms supply water-colour prints sealed in steam-tight- mountings and framed with thin ivory white headings, These, however, are in the nature of luxuries, and the question in most bathrooms is to find a suitable mat to correct the chilliness of the ' white-tile or "gn<nite" finished floor. Rubber mats are apt to be as cold as the floor that they cover, while carpet rugs are soon spoiled with water. Quite suitable, however, and most artistic, are the new Durograss rugs, thick woven and springy. The most ''splashy 1 ' ablutions cannot spoil them, as Durograss rugs can quickly be dried or washed, and so are perfectly hygienic. Durograss rugs are readily obtainable in most stores. It is wise, however, to see that the rugs offered are genuine Durograss. —6
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19158, 15 November 1927, Page 2
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