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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1977
Page
7
Interior designer Gerri Lewin shows how a small closet can become a functional office. She lined walls with vinyl to deaden sound, added reach‑from shelves for storage and work space, and used a yew green theme with a brass‑studded chair. A window seat with a poppy red cushioned chest adds color and charm.
An Arizona turfgrass agronomist argues that well planned smaller turf areas can retain lawn benefits such as beauty and cooling while saving water. He cautions against complete desert landscaping due to higher cooling and cleaning costs and notes current home lawn acreage and water use figures.
Interior ideas from Carole Eichen suggest thrifty items can enliven spaces. Old drums, French horns, radios, breadboxes, tins, and sheet music can be repurposed as furniture or wall decor. A blue white contrast wall plus a $20 paint plan adds impact. always plan a fitting spot before buying.
May 26 1977 report from Scottsdale area featuring daily progress tours and local updates including community developments and notable events in the town.
The condo is space ownership within a unit with shared land interests, created by state statute, often giving the owner air space and interior surfaces with the rest of the building in common. Townhouse describes a development style and may be condo or fee simple ownership, with shared walls and common areas as applicable.
High school students can provide affordable indoor and outdoor help this summer aiming to clear clutter. Families should sort and decide what to discard, donating usable items to charities or selling them. A room a week method helps progress with steps like tagging items and bagging disposables.
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