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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1952
Page
5
An article describes The New Rochelle house design featuring clapboard exterior in a neutral palette, bright asphalt roofing, and abundant windows. It notes a wide front entrance with wrought iron rails, lanterns, and glass door panels, leading to a dining room connected to a functional kitchen and a spacious living room.
A detailed home design note describes a New Rochelle style house with a 21,600 ft garage and a 5,900 ft living area. It covers wall placement, fireplace integration, storage, bedroom dimensions, cross ventilation, bunk bed option, and color schemes for rooms, ceilings, cupboards, linoleum, draperies, and kitchen walls. It also mentions a 1 car garage option and suggests color patterns with coral, chartreuse, red, and green accents. A fraction notes one person in France owns a car.
Reader asks whether a large mirror should be flush with the wall or extend 1 inch. Correct method is flat against the wall for a large fireplace mirror. The note also outlines a Chinese Modern decor plan with palette notes and furnishings including wall paper, curtains, rugs, chairs, couch, and lamps in chartreuse red and gold on black background.
Large glass walls and wall to ceiling windows are rising in popularity for modern homes. South facing or secluded garden views maximize natural heat and light, with overhangs and shading from trees providing privacy and comfort while reducing summer heat.
The text describes cleaning with a soft cloth or absorbent paper while warm, mentions slight grid darkening after use, and notes that warmer seasons affect windows. It discusses room perception with open walls, then shifts to color preferences, regional taste, and enamel varnish properties. It ends with a misattributed treaty reference.
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