To Warm White Living Room Add Texture Of Solid Wood
A fragmentary note describes adding solid wood texture to a warm white living room. The text mentions a person named White Whale and a need for design expression, but specifics are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Hardin County Index
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1969
Page
3
A fragmentary note describes adding solid wood texture to a warm white living room. The text mentions a person named White Whale and a need for design expression, but specifics are unreadable.
A fragmented report describes issues in a lumber sorting operation with misaligned records and unclear supervision. It notes product checks and value concerns, mentioning the Weed Products Association and a portion of the output that meets standards while others do not. The passage highlights the need for remark and verification in the lumber sorting process.
This note offers simple ideas for durable kitchen cabinets using edge glued Douglas fir in varied sizes. Suggests finishing with color through a transparent stain or wipe-off paint to preserve grain. Proposes a one inch square band of contrasting wood around all edges for visual accent.
Concealed closets provide storage in dining or living rooms by integrating full height paneling into walls. Doors built of tongue and groove boards create invisible storage with flush joints, V joints, and concealed hardware. Use Douglas fir or cedar for a natural look and consider accenting with a subtle ceiling treatment.
The article notes Douglas fir dominates West forests as a major lumber source for homes. It highlights kitchen remodeling ideas with pull-out boards and cabinet steps, and mentions Huswla harvesting more timber than the United States but using a third for fuel.
An unused attic can become a rentable apartment, a student sky harbor, or a home office with minimal effort. Prefinished Masonite panels and decorative sheets simplify decorating, while textured hardboards and translucent Marbletone panels offer attractive, practical options. Translucent plastic panels provide room dividers and luminous walls, and thicker shelves with mixed boards create sturdy storage in busy attic spaces.
Homeowners can protect walls from wear by installing Masonite Rayalcote paneling as wainscots from floor to chair rail. The abrasion resistant panels resist scratches, wipe clean easily, and enhance dining areas halls and stairs especially where children are present. Masonite adhesive enables direct installation over existing walls.
If living room walls use V joint boards with a Colonial pattern, remodel by adding battens over the joints for a bold effect. Use two inch battens on eight inch panels, or one inch on narrower paneling, apply in stained, painted white, putty, or antique gold, and finish to match for strong contrast or cohesion.
Elevate small bedrooms by adding ceiling-height bookcase headboards. Use vertical grain pine or fir in umber tones and paint to match the room’s bee-themed spread, creating integrated storage that blends with the decor.
A partial caption hints at a fence design involved in constructing a petard device. The fragment notes blending materials for a barrier or shield and references a numbered item likely part of an instructional or report segment. Further context remains unreadable.
A round the clock den concept offers a versatile family room idea for busy homes. It suggests converting an attic basement or porch with Masonite Royalcote woodgrained panels in Fawn Autumn or Hunter tones to create a multi-purpose area for work study sewing guest rooms or relaxing.
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