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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1954
Page
29
Retailing Daily notes color driven shifts in furniture design with Italian Provincial and Directoire influences. Painted finishes and floral motifs reemerge on case goods and modern sectional sofas, while versatile seating and decorative dividers boost space efficiency for living rooms, dining areas, and bedrooms.
The passage notes box dimensions and assembly are easily understood from the drawings. It also mentions using a training project with tools like saws, screwdriver, hammer, nail set, and chisel to complete the job.
The article reviews a shoe shine box construction with inch lumber and polished joints, plus a plan for a bar room piece finished with stain or varnish. It also discusses bedroom trends toward sitting room emphasis, trundle beds, and metal headboards with distinctive case pieces. Designers highlight versatile tables that go beyond traditional labels like end or lamp and stress style and function.
The city building inspector issued permits for seven new residences this week. Projects include A F McAdoo on Lamb Street for 13 000 dollars. C B Wood at 709 Chestnut Street for 12 000 dollars. M G Morgan at 222 Shirley Avenue for 10 000 dollars. Elmer Burns at 406 Hobson Street for 7 500 dollars. Billie T Hartley on Dallas Street for 7 000 dollars. Eugene L Jones at Montheu Avenue for 7 000 dollars. and C M Thomas at 409 West Street for 6 615 dollars.
The piece highlights versatile long slim tables that function as sofa tables, consoles, window tables and dining tables. It notes these expandable designs save space and suit roaming meals, emphasizing heat and stain resistant panel features and broad appeal for varied dining needs.
Prospective buyers seek more storage and easy maintenance in new houses. Builders increasingly include one or two cedar closets as bonus features to improve housekeeping space for seasonal clothing and household equipment.
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