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Introduction Paula Lupkin and Penny Sparke  1. Interior Designers of all Kinds: The Roles of Architects, Craftsmen, Furniture Manufacturers, and Clients in Creating Nineteenth-Century Domestic Interiors Erica Donnis and Susan Porter  2. Dealing in Interiors: How Maison Carlhian and Duveen Brothers Shaped European Spaces in America Teresa Morales and Anne-Marie Schaaf  3. Elsie de Wolfe: A Professional Interior Decorator Penny Sparke  4. Fags, Queens and Fairies: (Re)locating the Professional Gay Decorator in the History and Historiography of Interior Decorating John Potvin  5. For Men by Men: The YMCA Furnishings Bureau Paula Lupkin 6. The Art in Trades Club: Selling Style and Taste Patty Edmonson  7. "Principles Not Effects": The Museum Of Modern Art and the Discourse of Legitimization for Interior Design in Post-War America Lucinda Kaukas Havenhand  8. Demonstrating the Profession: Interior Design on Television Danielle Charlap  9. Co-Eds and T-Squares: Mid Twentieth Century Design Education Patrick Lee Lucas  10. Imaging Interior Design: beneath, beside, and within Architecture Penelope Dean  11. "Apology Areas:" Interior Decoration and the Marketplace in the 1950s Kristina Wilson