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ROUTE 211—AMISSVILLE
937-5111
S|>ecial treatments in wall coverings such as borders, dadoes, contrasting trims, murals, and troupe I'oeil designs can both enlarge and enhance walls and furnishings. These “special effects" should not be overlooked. In planning wall coverings, decide first on vour goal. Is the room small or large? What will be it's use? Are there flaws to hide? Many solutions are available once you have answered these questions. Small rooms look bigger if woodwork matches the walls; cut-up areas look less so when colors and patterns are carried from one room to the next. Murals, are particularly effective to “push" walls nut. visually speaking. W hatever your aims and goals, when it comes to distinctive and beautiful "special effects," it is time to come to
EARLY'S CARPETS, Route 211 Amissville, 937-3111. and .102 N. Main St.. Culpeper. 821-8232. We are your one-stop decorating center and are eager to show you what beauty can be created through the proper use of draperies, carpeting and fabrics. For beauty you can see and quality you can believe in, come to EARLY'S CARPETS today. Open both stores 9-6 Mon.-Fri.. 9-1 Sat. BankAmericard accepted.
HELPFUL HINT: The use of dark hues reduce the size of very large areas; light hues seem to expand a room's dimensions.
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