Good Taste in Home Furnishing
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The depth of the seat must be regulated also by these considerations: the lower the seat the greater the depth, and the more necessary the slope of the seat and back.
102 GOOD TASTE IN The chair represented in the profile Figure 4 will be the acme of discomfort, despite the depth of the seat, but this discomfort will be considerably lessened if the seat be widened and canted toward the back, as indicated by the dotted lines; and will be further reduced if the back slopes backward (Figure 5) ; a...nd practically abolished if the seat be slightly raised in front and adapted in its back to the vertebral curve, as in Figure 6. The discomfort of seats of insufficient depth, and backs absolutely at right angles to the seat, is exemplified in the average church pew, and the average dining-room chair, which is, of course, justifiably, indeed admirably, designed for anti-soporific purposes.
"The curve of the ribs should also be con- sidered in the rails of the chair back.
"If arms are added they should not be more than ten inches from the seat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The depth of the seat must be regulated also by these considerations: the lower the seat the greater the depth, and the more necessary the slope of the seat and back.
102 GOOD TASTE IN The chair represented in the profile Figure 4 will be the acme of discomfort, despite the depth of the seat, but this discomfort will be considerably lessened if the seat be widened and canted toward the back, as indicated by the dotted lines; and will be further reduced if the back slopes backward (Figure 5) ; a...nd practically abolished if the seat be slightly raised in front and adapted in its back to the vertebral curve, as in Figure 6. The discomfort of seats of insufficient depth, and backs absolutely at right angles to the seat, is exemplified in the average church pew, and the average dining-room chair, which is, of course, justifiably, indeed admirably, designed for anti-soporific purposes.
"The curve of the ribs should also be con- sidered in the rails of the chair back.
"If arms are added they should not be more than ten inches from the seat.
What to read after Good Taste in Home Furnishing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maud Ann Sell to read onlineMoreLess
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