No. 6215—Careful planning is evident throughout this simple, but attractive, design. The house is skillfully divided into three areas of use which are well separated: namely, the kitchen-dining room section, the living room-den, and the bedroom area. The terrace would be handy as an outdoor dining room since it is reached directly both from the kitchen and the dining room. Each of the bedrooms has a double closet running the length of the room. The bath is especially nice, being divided into two sections, with a built-in dressing bench and a dressing vanity. Wood storage for the fireplace is provided in the compartment in the mantel. Construction is brick-veneer. The roof is of composition shingles.

No. 6096—A modern adaptation of the Colonial cottage, this design contains five good-sized rooms which are conveniently arranged. Construction is of wood shingles except for the mid-front section which is vertical siding. The living-dining room space has excellent front and rear lighting and ventilation. Built-in bookcases flank the fireplace. The lower half of one of these cases could be made into wood storage box, fed from the garage. Both bedrooms have wardrobe closets with sliding doors. There is a partial basement for laundry and heating purposes.

No. 6030—This striking-appearing modern home is as distinctive in its interior arrangement as in its exterior. Among its praise-worthy features are: the storage wall in the living room, the many built-ins including the buffet in the dining room and the bookcases in the living room, the location of the terrace with openings to it from three rooms, the compartmented baths, and the fluted glass partition between the living room and the hall. Truly a modern home for modern living.

No. 6287—The slight breaks in the roof line relieve the sharp horizontal lines of this efficient, economic design. The corner fireplace in this house definitely would be the focal point of interest in the decorative scheme since there is such excellent clear wall space on either side of the hearth.

No. 6470—The spacious L-shaped living room gives five-room efficiency to this simple, but attractive, bungalow. Construction is of conventional siding except for the trim around the window alcove which is vertical siding. Seven closets add to the convenience of this floor plan.