Coleman, Oliver · New York, Fox Duffield & Company · leaf 18
er has altered in ahundred ways, until to-day there is no one apartment in the house which isso little bound by convention or which has taken on one-half the forms, thesizes and the uses. In certain modern houses there has seemed to be an effort to revive, in alimited manner, the ancient… … is most often the case in houses of the smaller kind, in which it seemsadvisable, for the sake of space, to combine the library and hall, and thushave one good room in place of two of meaner size. The fireplace and thebooks, the lounging chairs and other things of comfort, find their place anddo…
Architecture, Domestic
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