Modern dwellings in town and country adapted to American wants and climate with a treatise on furniture and decoration
A pattern book of house designs and interior decoration by New York architect Henry Hudson Holly, published by Harper & Brothers in 1878 for American builders, clients, and furnishers. Wood-engraved perspectives show Queen Anne and stick-style suburban houses with tall chimneys, shingled gables, and verandas, alongside interior views of stair halls, paneling, and mantels; useful for period domestic architecture, ornamental woodwork, and figures set in built space.
