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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1974
Page
4
Practical guide to shaping a personal apartment office. It suggests rolltop desks or closet desks to hide mess, use of shelves and lateral files, and alternatives like artful cabinetry. It also covers color, lighting, and furniture choices to reflect the occupant’s character and ensure functional, comfortable work space.
The article notes energy crises push people to work near home using power tools to fix up patios build tree houses and create efficient living spaces. It stresses safety guidelines from the Power Tool Institute and urges proper grounding lighting clothing eye protection manual reading and correct accessory use.
Reader seeks to refresh a dark dining room with a pale windowed space. Proposes light colors borrowed from living room greens and yellows with white ceiling and woodwork, lattice or trellis accents, and a garden-room feel using a white picket or yellow fence motif.
In a high ceiling kitchen a quick fix is to draw focus away from height with bold color or wallpaper. A mural or horizontal stripe creates the illusion of a lower ceiling. Adding a chair rail and contrasting wall treatment also helps reduce perceived height.
Isabel Levy of the University of Arizona says mobile homes increasingly meet housing demand as costs rise. Rising prices, population growth, and new household formation push buyers toward affordable units with better financing and safety standards. Levy advises evaluating family needs, location, dealer reliability, and minimum standards, then consulting extension bulletins Q-312 and Q-313 for guidance.
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