The Decoration of Houses

by Edith Wharton, Ogden Codman

Rooms may be decorated in two ways: by a superficial application of ornament totally independent of structure, or by mea...

Woman as Decoration

by Emily Burbank

Decorative patterns of the ancient world

by W. M. Flinders Petrie

Victorian and Edwardian decorative arts.

Dresses and decorations of the Middle Ages

by Henry Shaw, William Pickering (Firm)

Principles of decorative design

by Christopher Dresser

Home decorating for dummies

by Katharine Kaye McMillan, Patricia Hart McMillan

A fresh coat of paint for the kitchen, a few throw pillows for the family room, a nice centerpiece for the dining room t...

Sashiko

by Parker, Mary., Mary Parker

Ceramic form

by Peter Lane

The decorative twenties

by Martin Battersby

Interior Design Handbook

by Frida Ramstedt

The lady of the decoration

by Frances Little, Macaulay, Fannie (Caldwell) Mrs.

Behold a soldier on the eve of battle!

War is a racket

by Smedley D. Butler

The U.S. government thanked the efforts of World War I soldiers with a "war bonus" of approximately $1,000 to be paid la...

Cakes & cake decorating

by Janice Murfitt

The Laura Ashley book of home decorating

by Dickson, Elizabeth.

Decorating with crochet

by Anne Halliday

How to decorate chip boxes.

The thrifty decorator

by Jocasta Innes

The decorative arts of Sweden

by Iona Plath

Martha Stewart's Christmas

by Martha Stewart, Christopher Baker

Family traditions evolve over time, and one of my favorites is the yearly creation of the plum pudding.