American country houses of to-day; an illustrated account of some excellent houses built and gardens planted during the last few years, showing unmistakable influence of the modern trend in ideals architectural (1915)
Howe, Samuel, 1854- · New York Architectural Book Pub. Co. P. Wenzel and M. Krakow · leaf 324
ging whichborders their kingdom. These rich colors are brought into prominence and yet mellowed by the graysof the flint. Still the pavements are cruel, resembling those of Holland, .\rnold Bennett writes of.\nistcrdam that it is a paradise for stomachs but a hell for feet. .Vt any rate, the… … THE GARDEN ELEVATION SHOWS THE STORY IN A STRAIGHTFORWARD MANNER By a naive interchange of square?, a checkerboard effect is produced in one portion of the wallingwhere the flint is seen in alternation with the brick. The pantiling of the house is of clay rare in color Runton Old Hall, Norfolk,…
Architecture, Domestic · Landscape gardening
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