Dean, Ruth, 1889-1932 · New York : Moffat, Yard and Co. · leaf 112
rder a paved terrace intimately,perhaps the paths run out from long windows or doors of thehouse and form flower-bordered vistas for its occupants; in anycase the ideal garden picks up the lines of the house and continuesthem in its own, for this formalistic garden is of the house and… … ■«^ w 5; o ^ ^ ^ 5 < ►-S ^ r- H ;? Q w ^ w ^ n: H s CO ^ ^ tu T^ ^ ra ^ K u C -x HH 0 X Qc/o 1^ Ci. Qi [85] The Livable House house, however, it does not lose the intimate feeling of a living-room, but merely adds to it the free spirit of outdoors. Thisis accomplished bv two factors: the first,…
Gardens · Landscape gardening
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