A rendering of the first Mrs. de Winter's study from the novel Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier;
"This was a woman's room, graceful, fragile, the room of someone who
had chosen every particle of furniture with great care, so that each
chair, each vase, each small infinitesimal thing should be in harmony
with one another and with her own personality. It was as though she who
had arranged this room had said: 'This I will have, and this and this,'
taking piece by piece from the treasures in Manderley each object that
pleased her best, ignoring the second-rate, the mediocre, laying her
hand with sure and certain instinct only upon the best."
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