Colonial Interior Revived in Early American Style
An exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art shows the dining room and bedroom styles of early America. It praises light buff walls with white woodwork, black floors, varnish, and painted furniture to recreate period ambience with silhouettes, prints, and simple decor items.
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Metropolitan Museum of Arts
New York
Eduoe
United States
American Institute of Architects
Department of Commerce
United States Bureau
Colonial bungalow design for small one floor home
A Colonial period inspired five room bungalow plan No 5-D-27 emphasizes simple form with grace through window grouping and a small gable. Living and dining areas share an open space with optional separation, open fireplace, abundant windows, garden view, and a rear kitchen entry leading to a basement.
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