Right in the Middle.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 88, 13 April 1940, Page 13

Right in the Middle.

A coat cupboard is, of course, a necessity, and this is excellently placed, but the linen press (that much-uscd necessity) is right in the centre of things. And while considering conveniences, please note the position of the lavatory. This ie so placed to give easy acces* to it. through the hath room for the visitor and at night without having to go out across the cold porch, whilst still providing access from that same cold porcli for the weary week-end gardener. This point is often missed, and in quite a few cases is impossible of achievement, but the double access should always be provid d if possible.

Three bedrooms are always desirable, and in many cases a necessity. Here the front sunroom (or sleeping porch) hav-

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i"g independent access, forms a third bedroom, and, if we required it, what is to prevent our building off the dining room? The kapok mattress can be easily covered with cretonne or some delightful tapestry and hereby form a charming and comfortable lounge by day :ind a spare bed for the stray visitor who insists on staying the night.