Inside The House That Jack Built: The Story, Told In Conversation, Of How Two Homes Were Furnished

In this book, George Leland Hunter provides a detailed account of how he furnished two homes: his own, and that of a friend named Jack. Hunter narrates the process of selecting furniture, colors, fabrics, and decorative elements for each room, and the challenges he faced along the way. The book is an interesting portrayal of the tastes and styles of the early 20th century.

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