No. 6291—This is a most attractive and economical house to build. The floor plan shows four lovely rooms with five room efficiency, including two bedrooms, living room, combination kitchen and dining space. The utility room saves the necessity of building a basement. Construction is of vertical and horizontal siding, with brick trim across the front of the bedroom. The roof may be either wood or composition shingle.

No. 6350—Innumerable modern refinements have been incorporated into the planning of the interior to match the unusual exterior beauty of this lovely ranch-style house. The multi-use living-dining area overlooks a terrace which is also accessible to the rear bedroom. Glass blocks offer diffused lighting in several places. The exterior facing of the garage wing is stucco with decorative frosted glass windows. There is a full basement with recreation room.

No. 6395—For those who demand the utmost in comfort and convenience in a moderate-sized functionally-designed suburban, this house would meet all the requirements. Made to appear quite large because of the contrast in exterior materials and the side-opening double garage, the basic house is a rather compact six-room structure that has incorporated in it a great many conveniences and inviting characteristics. Among them are: the planting boxes in the living and bedrooms; the two-compartment bath with the dressing table and lavatory in the hall; and the double fireplace with wood storage box. There is a partial basement.

No. 6793—The floor plan for this lovely design shows the living room one step below the other rooms. Also included in the excellent arrangement of rooms are two bedrooms, bath, ample closets, beautiful dining room with circle end, kitchen, maid’s room, lavatory, porch, terrace, and double garage. There is a full basement.

No. 6015—Enchanting is the word that best applies to this beautiful Spanish-styled stucco residence. The French doors in the rear of the living room open onto a sizeable enclosed porch which can be used as a game room. Because the entire bedroom and bath section can be closed off from the rest of the house the bedrooms would be pleasant and quiet even when the rest of the house was being used for entertaining.

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.