No. 6415—Seldom does one find so pleasant a variety of exterior materials combined to produce such a distinctive appearance in a house of this size. The same unity of cut stone, 6-inch drop siding, and 16-inch frieze is used on all four elevations. Because the house has both a full dining room and a serving bar in the kitchen, the nook behind the kitchen could be developed for an automatic laundry use instead of a dinette. To provide for additional natural illumination glass blocks have been specified for the wall between the kitchen and living room. Eight closets assure ample storage space. There are two complete baths.

No. 6794—A beautiful combination of brick and siding is shown for the exterior of this exceptionally attractive design. The convenient floor plan shows a lovely living room, dining room, kitchen, two bed rooms, bath, four closets, linen and towel cabinets, and a garage. In the basement are heating, laundry, lavatory, recreation and storage rooms. The house is frame with brick veneer and siding combined for the exterior.

No. 6054—Distinctive beauty has been attained in the design of this six-room house by the unusual window treatment and through the use of orchard stone trim around the front bedroom and bath. The windows for this section are adequate for good ventilation since they are of the transom type, yet their placement assures an extra measure of privacy even if this house is located close to the street.

No. 6078—Deceptive in appearance, this attractive brick house contains six amply proportioned rooms and one-and-a-half baths. The living room is especially cheery due to the modern treatment with the Thermopane window in front and three large windows overlooking the terrace to the rear. The dining room, while separated from the living room by the low bookcases, may be used as a part of the living area. The compact U-shaped kitchen is a step-saver. There is a full basement to assure sufficient storage and work space for laundry and hobby activities.

No. 6439—Adapted from Early American styling this seven-room house has an extremely modern and convenient floor plan. It is a house that can grow with the family’s needs, for the first floor contains a complete arrangement for a five-room house, making it possible to leave the second floor unfinished until the space is needed at some future time. The front-to-rear hallway system not only is convenient but also aids in eliminating needless traffic through the living and dining room. The area immediately behind the garage would be an ideal location for a terrace.

No. 6143—Stone veneer and stained vertical siding accent the beauty of the large picture window which provides such a pleasant front for this California bungalow. The floor plan is especially convenient for the vestibule and center hall efficiently confine traffic to a minimum area. The U-shaped kitchen has considerable cabinet space and a compact working arrangement. All closets are over-sized to permit convenient storage facilities. The wooden shingles are laid to create two shadow lines.