The modern home; a book of British domestic architecture for moderate incomes; a companion volume to "The British home of to-day";
A survey of British middle-class house design edited by Walter Shaw Sparrow, published in London by Hodder & Stoughton in 1906 for prospective home-builders and architects. Pen-and-ink perspectives of gabled brick and tile houses sit beside measured elevations, sections and labelled floor plans, offering line-drawn building views, hatched roof and wall textures, and plan diagrams with room lettering.
