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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1959
Page
28
Architect Lester Cohen presents House X-81 as the ideal second home with eight rooms and two baths. The design places the kitchen by the front door for easy greeting, expands living areas toward a rear garden, and adds ample storage, a family room with game closet, and a basement recreation space.
The debate over filler on open pore woods like oak ends in personal choice. A new urethane floor finish under development aims for consumer release in six to seven months pending solvent evaluations. Warm colors cover red and yellow hues while cool colors include blue and purple families with greens and red-purples neutral.
The article discusses homemaking joy through planning new furnishings and color schemes. It shares reader letters on salvaging or updating chairs with bold colors and patterns and offers practical kitchen layout tips for efficiency and ventilation.
New York High Fidelity Music Show showcases five model rooms by decorators including Hector Grant and Phyllis Horton. Built in shelves and breakfront units conceal stereo components while maintaining room aesthetics. Cor winner speakers use vinyl walls for resonance and fabric panels absorb sound.
Describes a large low ranch design featuring accents of stone and glass, a two car garage with terraces, overall dimensions 92'6" by 35' and a 1860 square foot living area. Garage area is 425 square feet. Porch behind garage offers optional maid's room addition.
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