Wallick, Ekin · New York, Hearst's International Library Co · leaf 72
ff and avoided,only suitable for ash cans and garbage pails, is rapidly disappear-ing, and encouraging efforts are being made to bring it into properrelation with the house itself. Another difference in English planning which many of us failto understand is the fact that the living-porch is… … OXE IXSTINCTIVELY FEELS THE AIR OF CHEERFUI.XESS AND HOSPITALITY WHICH IS CREATEDBV THE IIAR.MONIOrS FlRXISHlNCiS AND THEIR ARRANGEMENT AN ENGLISH PLASTER HOUSE 53 Breakfast and tea are quite commonly served beneath the trees ona graveled area arranged for the purpose, or as often on the well-kept…
Architecture, Domestic · Interior decoration
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