No. 269-A lovely hip roofed cottage of six large rooms, bath, closets, and a large storage room. A full basement is provided; however, if the basement is not desired the storage room and stair space may be used as a utility room.
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source: Garlinghouse Artistic Homes, 1950
No. 95-A very attractive little cottage. The kitchen with its many built-in features and dining nook is especially convenient. A full basement is included in the complete plans.
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source: Garlinghouse Artistic Homes, 1950
No. 86-A happy little house, joyously making a home for a happy little family who love it, deck it gayly and care for it with thoughtful tenderness. The many closets in this little house will strike the fancy of the housewife.
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source: Garlinghouse Artistic Homes, 1950
6967-Many of the advantages of modern planning are included . . . splendid big living room; breakfast nook divided from the kitchen by a bar for china, and the living room and dining room are divided by a bar for books. The downstairs bedrooms are corner rooms with liberal closet space. The basement includes a large recreation room, heating plant and convenient laundry area.
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source: Garlinghouse Your Home in Brick, 1947
No. 193 - We selected a wooded hilltop for our little stone house. Our kitchen is quite up-to-date with a breakfast nook and many built-in features. We have an attic for storage and we can go down to the recreation room in the basement from the living room. From the front terrace we watch our guests wind their way up the hill, then, we sit on terrace and enjoy our garden the rear blooms.
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source: Garlinghouse Artistic Homes, 1950
No. 1090-This is one of the most attractive designs we are featuring. The exterior of the first floor is painted stone and the second floor is siding with battoned vertical siding on the large front dormer. The floor plans show seven rooms, three baths, numerous closets, a porch, and an attached garage.
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source: Garlinghouse Artistic Homes, 1950
