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Successful houses (1906)

Coleman, Oliver · New York, Fox Duffield & Company · leaf 52

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upon whatplates it is served; what cleanliness and order are observed; lastly, amidwhat surroundings he is fed. The first essentials, then, for any dining room should be both light and air.It cannot be too bright nor too well faced for sun and breeze. If possibleI would have it always to the east,… … SUCCESSFUL HOUSES is often the only time of day worth living, and no one wants to shut itout. Some houses in the country can be built with the dining room constructed in a wing, whereby the ^—^ sunlight is possible at breakfast and still the beauty of the sunset not lost.This is an ideal worth…

Architecture, Domestic

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