Revolutionary New, Group Furniture

Press, Volume C, Issue 29587, 9 August 1961, Page 18

Revolutionary New, Group Furniture

Unit furniture of a new concept and revolutionary construction has come to the South Island. Designed on the lines of Continental and American styles, it will admirably suit the modern home. Constructed in blonde mahogany with white ash facings, any of the many pieces may be put together to furnish a bedroom. But it has in addition to its new look, one other major advantage over conventional furniture. It can be bought piece by piece, and even when the suite is complete it can be rearranged to suit the taste or the mood. Manufactured in a Christ, church factory the new “F AIRLYNE” GROUP furniture incorporates the Swiss Lamello construction and its strong yet almost invisible joints. It has, too. tapered dowell legs and unbreakable nylon ferrules. F AIRLYNE furniture solves one problem for home planners, for it is specifically designed to fit below the level of modern landscape window sills. Elsewhere in the room it can be grouped together as a dressing table to frame a full-length mirror, or treated in an endless variety of other ways With EIGHT different designs of duchesses in addition to lowboys, tallboys and bedside cabinets, there is no limit to the combinations to match single and double beds, all with padded head, boards in buttoned and wash able plastic. Compactness in design is the newest trend, yet these units have ample drawer space—the latest in the new, long, low look. “Fairlyne” ifo Furniture features the bevelled lamello joints, a tongue and groove i fitting which once glued, I makes an unbreakable surface. Beautifully matched in's colour and shape, the FAIR-i LYNE units can be grouped in dozens of combinations to make the perfect bedroom suite. Obtainable from and EXCLUSIVE to J. M. MITCHELL, LTD, 535 Colombo street. Available on low deposit and extended weekly payments.—Advt. Bill Passed.—The United States Senate and House of Representatives both have passed a bill including a! provision of 1,671,755.000 dollars for the United Stales space flight programme A sum of 471,750,000 dollars was included for the project to send a man to the moon.— (Washington, August 8.1 Appointment* by board ffi