SSS = == = ca ae SS == : SIS Rey eel ane. oy cease me ge et a at Ne 2 eee Om aa ye et ee eee —_ SES — —< : Sas SS UGH Et b ia Le a ES —~N a4 4 Ss Za > a aa} = = = O UO AVERY LIBRARY Sketch Book I Q I] WiGE Se ELE SSSUINGE REE © PEs DEPAh OUR EFFORTS HEREIN SHOWN WILL BE OF MATERIAL ASSISTANCE IN THE MAKING OF BEAUTIFUL HOMES, WE RESPECTFULLY PRESENT THIS SKETCH BOOK TO OUR PATRONS a Kayser & Allman Philadelphia New York Minneapolis Pretace E it understood that these sketches are merely sugges- tions; suggestions of only a few of the many possible ways of decorating with patterns from our line. The patterns herein shown have been chosen at random. For each one there are at least fifty other kinds of papers and decorative materials, in different colorings and styles, that may be used in the identical manner. ‘very illustration is a practical one, and any decorator ‘an produce its likeness upon a room by the use of these very materials. These illustrations are for STYLE of decorating. The harmony and coloring of design rests with the decorator. If at any time we can be of assistance in helping to choose appropriate decorations for special rooms or special purposes, we will welcome correspondence, and offer, without charge, the suggestions of the most artistic decorators in the United States. Besides the sketches there are plates of magnificent cut- out friezes; plates of decorations with corner-pieces to match, and plates of plastic stucco decorations, and a masterful rep- resentation of a church beautifully decorated. Each sketch carries with it a concise explanation of what has been used upon it, and how. To make a faithful repro- duction is a simple matter. We have marked on each plate the number of the pattern or material, so that any mode, pleasing in its entirety, can be ordered without reference to the sample books. AVE COLUMBIA UIs Classics AT BSYS KI&S 141) WATE TL. 1 ST Te NEAL TE TNE iat rt atte: Ealing Tint No. 10001 — Pr — 4020 per roll Book 5 | White Picture Rod— No. 0225 No. 5 eS “ 0804 per foot | Pater eee Decoration No, 35821-— 0804 per yard Book 5 Ornament No. 60822— ms 3015 each ¥ Sp. eae No. 12529— 24 per roll Book 5 i 4 4 White Chair Rail— No. 3X69 1407 per foot Jhambray No, 12531—— 4824 per roll Book 5 Decoration same as — upper wall Good decorating is properly defined in these few words: Blending of Color—Harmony of Designs—Simplicity of Effect. N this beautiful chamber note how the tones of blue, gray and pink blend together in a charming manner. The low paneled base is a mode from the old Colonial days. ‘The blue Chambray fills the panels—a chair-rail divides the upper gray Cham- bray paneled with a magnificent decoration. In the interior of each upper small panel is placed the decorative ornament. A picture rod and ceiling of white completes a room of simple beauty, though strong in harmony and color. AVERY LIBR COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, AJ PREMRE “}—Ceiling No, 20538 Cheer, life, energy, belong to the dining-room. But serviceableness is a requisite not to be overlooked. FE illustrate in this most pleasing sketch the essential features of what con- stitutes one of the many modes of dining-room decorations. The base is of a washable carved leather paper, topped with a three-inch plate rack; a soft, two-tone tan stripe meets the natural fruit cut-out frieze. The cove moulding makes the finish at the ceiling angle. The inlaid ceiling effect fits nicely into the scheme. Just enough of life and energy portrayed throughout to surround the family table with a world of cheer. 8040 per roll Special Book 3 Cove Moulding 8040 per foot —Cut-Out Frieze No. 50858 5025 per yard, cut out Special Book 4 Stripe No. 15470 6030 Pe roll Special Book 4 Plate Rack No. 1076 4020 per foot | : L__Leather Base No. 60684 240120 per roll Special Book 3 BIRO. (yee PAPER OEE © PLATES Ceiling No. 15534—— J * 6030 per roll Book 5 Panel Strip No. 35781 Peay. 0603 ae ard Wasa Book Fay, tes as Seem, edi ee ea ree cla : . ar Frieze No. 40844— [git 5 Zs Saeae gee teR ECT SUE SE TR RY 3015 per yard, cut out § geet ss Stan : : Special Book 1 ‘ Wall Stripe No. 15457— 6030 i ro Special Book 1 Bottom Strip— No. 35844 2010 per yard, cut out Special Book 1 One of Nature’s most pleasing offerings. The floral frieze entwined with ribbon and bowknots. N exquisite example of simple chamber decorating. The blue stripe with floral cut-out frieze at door-tops—the silk dot above paneled with the little strips of flowers, and then out over the ceiling, makes a bedroom of undeniable charm. Simple in construction, but of a most beautiful effect. This mode can be followed with any com- bination of colors and kinds. PLATE 4 —Ceiling No. 10002 4020 per roll 2 Same as Base Panel Chambray Stiling ‘0. 12529 es No. 1252 4824 per roll = = aN Book 5 = Dre nen s White Cove Moulding ace ath 4020 per foot Cut-Out Frieze No. 50854 5025 per yard, cut out Special 1 Shadow Wall Stripe No. 25463 100050 per roll Special 1 Shair Rail No. 4X88 1809 per foot Paneling No. 50795 2010 per yard Special 5 Panel Interior No. 15409 6030 per roll Special 5 Panel Corner-Piece No. 40795 0603 each Special 5 First impressions are the strongest. The reception-room or parlor must needs be right. FE illustrate here one of the newest of reception-room or parlor modes. ‘The paneled base is low, scarcely three feet from the floor. Each panel is filled with a Chambray upon which appears a white rose in outline. on Ceiling ———— =. Corner-piece 0402 each Upper Wall— No. 15311 6030 per roll Special Book 4 Border No, 30311 3015 per yard, cut out Special Book 4 Lower Wall— same as Upper Upright Strips same— as Upper Wall and Ceiling Paneling Border same as—} Top, only reversed A radiating cheeriness of Delph tones. This 1s what makes it so appropriate for the dining-room. HE lower wall, so rich in pattern and color, carries on it the small figured pattern. Below the plate rack is placed the frieze; the panel is formed by reversing the frieze above the washboard and joining upper and lower points with the panel strips. The upper wall again extends the motive the small figured and the paneling strip and corner-piece. The white ceiling blends beautifully to the entire mode, made even more beautiful by the paneling strip forming at each corner of the room a novelty cross piece. The panelings match corner-piece defines the ending of it. A cove moulding greatly helps with the massiveness of the entire mode. Ceiling No. 08020 3216 per roll Book 5 '—Border No. 20310 5 0804 per yard Special Book 4 Inlay No. 10545 4020 per roll _ Special 4 Panel Band cut from Wall Set-Piece cut from Border ‘Wall Pattern No. 10310 4020 per roll Special Book 4 Regardless of price, beauty can be built from good material. Our line is full, from end to end, with just such material. HIS room exemplifies what can be done with inexpensive papers. The effect is superb; so quiet; so refined. Every detail so wonderfully brought out. The narrow panels on plain inside. The broad ones filled with the little figured paper; miniatures of the prominent figure in the border. The stripe for forming the panels is printed on the figured paper. The decoration in the narrow panels is cut from the border. The ceiling is plain, so as to in no way detract from the quiet elegance of color and pattern harmony. The surrounding portion of all panels is the same as the interior of the narrow panels. Ceiling No, 20538 — 8040 per roll Special Book 3 Cornice Border No. 50863 1608"per 4 Book 5 Wall No. 20449 $040 per roll Book 5 Linerusta Rail No. 250925 4020 per yard Special 5 Linerusta No. 150918 600300 per roll Special 5 The warmth of red is apparent. In some place, every home should carry i. FE show here a most serviceable and artistic hall decoration. The base or lower wall is of genuine Lincrusta, to which there is no wear-out. The Lincrusta rail border follows the stepping of the lower wall. Above to the border line is a small figured pattern of unsual warmth of color. The border is an excellent copy of a cornice moulding. The ceiling is of inlaid wood effect, strikingly reproduced in paper. PLATE 20 Ceiling No, 08031 3216 per roll Book 5 ga— Picture Rod No. 2N55 1005 per foot Upper Wall No. 25490 100050 per roll Book 5 Ra il No. 1377 5226 per foot H—Decoration No. 35792 3015 per yard, cut out Sp. -—Ornament No. 125883 6030 each Sp ping No. 35791 603 per yard Book pres Novel—attractive—appropriate. The decoration of the room should portray its purpose. HE lower wall in this attractive public room is of burlap design in green, paneled to the Stein rail with a magnificent decoration, reversed at the bottom with strapping to join, forming the panels. From every point not touched by the strapping is placed the beautiful ornament. Above the Stein rail is the burlap design in brown, topped with the famous Monk ¢ of plain tone, adds to the color harmony of the entire mode. frieze. ‘The ceiling being K Bottom Strip from Frieze gelling Same as upper wal Picture Rod No. 0225 0804 per foot Frieze Same as on lower wall Upper Wall No. 07567 2814 per roll Book 5 Strip cut from Frieze Photo Rail No. 0670 2412 per foot Frieze No, 7X186 3015 per roll Book 1 Wall No. 7X186 3015 per roll Book 1 i Way aay CaAVeRVaEeee AA \ The uses of handsome friezes are varied. Each one carries an abundance of opportunities. HIS shows what a magnificent effect may be secured from an inexpensive frieze and wall pattern. The wall pattern, part way, is topped by the matched frieze cut-out. Directly over the photo rail is placed the bottom strip taken from the frieze. On the white and blue dotted upper, again appears the frieze cut-out in a different manner. A picture rod is at the ceiling angle, while the ceiling itself is of the same white and blue dot, paneled with the bottom strip of the frieze. i A wealth of color should be properly handled. The result—a strikingly handsome effect. T must be acknowledged that this sketch portrays two magnificent patterns, overflowing in beautiful colors. The lower wall is a stripe pattern, which panels in itself by reversing and mitering. ‘The upper wall is a most appropriate and handsome pattern specially designed for halls, dining-rooms_ or sitting-rooms. We show a cove moulding in the angle and a ceiling of plain ingrain upon which a panel is formed by the stripe cut from the lower wall. Truly, a bold, beautiful effect, with inexpensive papers. Ceiling T™No.® 08025 3216 per roll, Book 5 Panel Stripe cut from lower wall ove Moulding 8040 per foot Upper Wall No 20660 8040 per roll Spectal Book 3 ‘Lower Wall No. 15610 6030 per roll Special Book 3 Ceiling Tint No. 10001— — 4020 per roll Crown Frieze No. 60845 PLATE 23 3015 per crown, cut out? a Special 1 Background No. 12544 4824 per roll Special 5 Picture Rod No. 0225 OS04 per foot Stripe No. 30444 120060 per roll Special 1 The daintiest of color is lavender. Tts own recommendation is sufficient. IMPLICITY paramount. Excellence unquestioned. Beautiful in the extreme. The lavender stripe is used to the door tops; a picture rod separates the magnificent crown frieze and its background; the ceiling is of pure white. Could a’ prettier room be possibly conceived ? . | KAYSER & ALLMAN As PLATE 24 j\——Ceiling Tint —Panel Tint —Brown Aerochrome 300150 per yard 60 inches wide l——Aerochrome Orna- men See page, opposite —Green Aerochrome 300150 per yard 60 inches wide —Red Aerochrome 300150 per yard 60 inches wide Some prefer plain effects. This richness of blended color is found in but one material—Aerochrome. E show on this sketch three colors of the magnificent Aerochrome hand-blended wall hanging, which classes with the finest fresco work. This material is 60 inches (5 feet) wide, so that if desired it may be used as an upper or lower wall, without showing a seam, by using it around the wall instead of up and down, as regular wall hangings. On the page opposite, appear the Aerochrome Ornaments for home and_ public hall decorations. ‘These are all hand-blended and splendid for use as ornaments in panels or set pieces in vestibules, dining-rooms, ete. PLATE 25 8 to set, as shown, 200100 per set Poster Panes: ATHLETIC GIRLS. 8 to set, as shown, 200100 per set. HIS plate is made up of Aerochrome Ornaments, Lodge Ornaments and Poster Panels. The Poster Panels are sold by the complete set of eight panels, as shown. We also show in center of plate a suggestion how these Poster Panels form a beautiful, artistic panel or frieze, by cutting out on a plain paper ground and alternating the Athletic Boys and Athletic Girls, edging with paper paneling or flat wood. Ornament No. 885, 15 x 25 ins., 300150 each Lodge Ornament No. 900, 22 x 24 ins., 400200 each Wy No. 886, 25x25 “ 340170 “ a ze No. 901, 14x28 “ 400200 ‘“ 5 No. 890, 18x16 “ 300150 <“ % 3 No. 902, 23x30 “*“ 400200 ‘ = No. 895, 32x19 “ 400200 ‘ a a No. 903, 21x25 ‘“* 400200 “ Every scene different on Ornament No, 895, a 2 No. 904, 20x 28 “ 400200 “ se 4 No. 905, 23x 30 “ 400200 PLATE 26 See e Cee ee PEC ORO ER MC NOC BCOB OE iS as Ourt-or-Door Sports. Ser “D HUNT SCENES, ARABIAN SCENES AND OUT-OF-DOOR SPORTS HLESE exquisitely colored scenes are sold by the complete set of four different scenes to a set. They make up into beautiful panels or friezes, as shown, or may be run at distances apart and each one paneled separately if desired, merely by using a portion or whole of a paneling strip shown in our Sample Book of Paper Panelings. printed in a separate section. 4 different scenes to a set. 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