The House in Good Taste

The House in Good Taste is a classic and iconic book in the field of interior design. It was written by Elsie de Wolfe, who is often described as the first lady of interior decoration. She rejected the dark interior color schemes of Victorian interiors and instead opted for a black and white color scheme with clean lines and simple ornamentation. She was close friends with architect Stanford White and worked for clients like the Vanderbilt family.