Everson Hall, Home Furnishings Laboratory, Home Economics Building. The Home Furnishings Laboratory in the new Home Economics Building on the Davis campus of the University of California. These displays show the proper use of color in fabrics, furniture and accessories. On the rear cork wall are two color problems - - one using warm reds and yellows, and the other using cool blues and green. Fabrics used in the displays were designed and printed by students. The table setting against the right wall shows use of color in fabrics and dishes. The birch-top laboratory tables with black pipe legs are "modular units" of different sizes.

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Title:

Everson Hall, Home Furnishings Laboratory, Home Economics Building. The Home Furnishings Laboratory in the new Home Economics Building on the Davis campus of the University of California. These displays show the proper use of color in fabrics, furniture and accessories. On the rear cork wall are two color problems - - one using warm reds and yellows, and the other using cool blues and green. Fabrics used in the displays were designed and printed by students. The table setting against the right wall shows use of color in fabrics and dishes. The birch-top laboratory tables with black pipe legs are "modular units" of different sizes.

Date:

circa 1952

Contributing Institution:

UC Davis, University Archives