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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1976
Page
5
Barbara Hartung recounts converting a large porch into a warm garden room with acid green and yellow shade windows, a Rousseau green sofa, emerald plaid banquette, parrot green shag carpet, and a glass coffee table. She also suggests affordable window treatments and decor ideas.
Adele Faulkner guides transforming a plain apartment by visualizing wall divisions. Create a living and dining balance on a long wall, place a sofa at a right angle, add lounge chairs with a coffee table, elevate with a tall lamp, and use a console with coordinated framed art. In the dining area, shift the sideboard and mirror the buffet with a ceiling-to-sideboard arrangement, finishing with a balanced centerpiece and greenery.
Horticulturist Steve Fazio warns Arizona gardeners that rising heat and low rainfall will stress plants over the next two months. Expect June drop in citrus, frost or cold injury in fruit, thrips damage to roses and citrus, salt burn in mulberries, line-induced chlorosis, iron treatment needs, grape leaf skeletonizer, cotton root rot and the need for soil moisture and flushing salts.
The social trend centers kitchens as living spaces in new and remodeled homes. Bright decor, quality cabinets, built in appliances, and multiple work centers promote dining in and togetherness. Outdoor access and light, warm natural wood tones, and easy to clean resawn textures bolster kitchen appeal.
Entrants spotlight pool houses and remodeling with bars, pool tables, and pianos. Designs feature multipurpose spaces, natural materials, bright colors, banquettes, and movable tables to maximize small areas. Monochrome shells mix with lattice ceilings and screened lighting.
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