- 1I — The Development of the Modern House
- 2II — Suitability, Simplicity and Proportion
- 3III — The Old Washington Irving House
- 4IV — The Little House of Many Mirrors
- 5V — The Treatment of Walls
- 6VI — The Effective Use of Color
- 7VII — Of Doors, and Windows, and Chintz
- 8VIII — The Problem of Artificial Light
- 9IX — Halls and Staircases
- 10X — The Drawing-Room
- 11XI — The Living-Room
- 12XII — Sitting-Room and Boudoir
- 13XIII — A Light, Gay Dining-Room
- 14XIV — The Bedroom
- 15XV — The Dressing-Room and the Bath
- 16XVI — The Small Apartment
- 17XVII — Reproductions of Antique Furniture and Objects of Art
- 18XVIII — The Art of Trelliage
- 19XIX — Villa Trianon
- 20XX — Notes on Many Things
The House in Good Taste
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