The modern home; a book of British domestic architectvre for moderate incomes; a companion volvme to "The British home of to-day";
An edited survey of British middle-income house design published in 1906 by Hodder & Stoughton and A. C. Armstrong, compiled by Walter Shaw Sparrow with contributions from architects including W. H. Bidlake and Halsey Ricardo, addressed to prospective home-builders and their architects. Plates combine colour-washed perspectives of brick and tile houses with keyed floor plans, elevations and wall sections, lettered throughout, offering plan diagrams, roof-truss details and muted red-and-green architectural colouring.
