Lord, 1950 
Something concerns me in this room in 1950 signed Emile Lord. Rising? The clouds? To imagine the colors? Toys? ... I spent a little time to walk in this photo taken from a number of furniture and decoration
December 1950 when the caption reads: "Room for two children by Emile Lord, The Cradle of France. Polished oak bunk beds, separated in the event of sickness "... It is true that "the correct principles of hygiene and convenience" prevailing at the time, as mentioned text of this article on "The apartment babies" ... What program in this title! The text is delicious: "Such a cradle or crib is the result of long experience to ensure maternal sleep cozy and safe for infants of falls [...] an atmosphere of dream, almost a fairy tale enlivened the toys for your baby associates the ideas roses and happy dreams. "
Something concerns me in this room in 1950 signed Emile Lord. Rising? The clouds? To imagine the colors? Toys? ... I spent a little time to walk in this photo taken from a number of furniture and decoration December 1950 when the caption reads: "Room for two children by Emile Lord, The Cradle of France. Polished oak bunk beds, separated in the event of sickness "... It is true that "the correct principles of hygiene and convenience" prevailing at the time, as mentioned text of this article on "The apartment babies" ... What program in this title! The text is delicious: "Such a cradle or crib is the result of long experience to ensure maternal sleep cozy and safe for infants of falls [...] an atmosphere of dream, almost a fairy tale enlivened the toys for your baby associates the ideas roses and happy dreams. " 
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