FLAT DWELLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 21, 25 January 1936, Page 3 (Supplement)

FLAT DWELLING.

Living in a flat has great advantages, and for women living alone, or sharing with a friend, or married couples and small families, it is often the ideal plan, but for those who dislike town life, for children and dogs, and peop'e who love gardens and want plenty of ( space and freedom, then flat life is not suitable. For them a small house in a suburb is to be preferred to a more luxurious flat in town. Up-to-date flats i are, however, very attractive. They are , planned to save all unnecessary work, ( so that "running" a small flat is a very easy task for a woman, and leaves her with plenty of time on her hands. ' Modern flats look their best furnished 1 in the modern manner. There a r e so < many fitments and built-in furniture 1 that often little other furniture except 1 chairs and tables and beds are required, ' and more often than not beds are of the divan type, so that the Dedrooms 1 can be used as bed-sitting room 3 during j the-day-if- necessary. £