Sound sense in suburban architecture, containing hints, suggestions, and bits of practical information for the building of inexpensive country houses (1893)
Lent, Frank T. (Frank Townsend), b. 1855 · Cranford, N.J. : F.T. Lent · leaf 22
of cookeryare confined to the kitchen—the place where they belong—be-cause in passing betw^een the two rooms it will be impossibleto have both doors open at the same time. These self-actingdoors admit of the passage of a person with both hands full,as they are easily pushed open with the knee or… … We can live without lovewhat IS passion but pining?^ut where 15 the nanThat can live without dimng ? ■»_oriii~ii.iii~i_ I Vj~<^ i->i-^ STAINED GLASS WINDOW, DINING ROOM. H SUBURBAN ARCHITECTURE. THE KrrCHEN. The kitchen, first of all, should be well supplied with clos-ets. A place for…
Architecture, Domestic · Suburban homes
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