The Family House
The Family House
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102 THE FAMILY HOUSE BEDROOMS Passing to the second floor of the house it may be said with regard to bedrooms in gen- eral that their doors and windows (and fire- places if they have any) should be arranged with some reference to the question of where the bed may be conveniently placed. This de- tail seems to be quite overlooked in most cases, for some unexplicable reason. Doors should not be placed in the middle of walls except where it is desired that adjoining rooms should open into each oth...er with the best effect pos- sible. In all other cases available wall space is disturbed and too broken up often into small and practically useless spaces.
Reference has already been made to the im- portance of securing ample closet space and the best position for such adjuncts. A square form is not the best for bedrooms, unless the adoption of any other shape will result in a room less than ten feet wide. Oblong rooms of reasonable width are much more desirable and every attempt should be made to get away from the square box-like appearance which bedrooms generally assume in the hands of operative builders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
102 THE FAMILY HOUSE BEDROOMS Passing to the second floor of the house it may be said with regard to bedrooms in gen- eral that their doors and windows (and fire- places if they have any) should be arranged with some reference to the question of where the bed may be conveniently placed. This de- tail seems to be quite overlooked in most cases, for some unexplicable reason. Doors should not be placed in the middle of walls except where it is desired that adjoining rooms should open into each oth...er with the best effect pos- sible. In all other cases available wall space is disturbed and too broken up often into small and practically useless spaces.
Reference has already been made to the im- portance of securing ample closet space and the best position for such adjuncts. A square form is not the best for bedrooms, unless the adoption of any other shape will result in a room less than ten feet wide. Oblong rooms of reasonable width are much more desirable and every attempt should be made to get away from the square box-like appearance which bedrooms generally assume in the hands of operative builders.
What to read after The Family House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Francis Osborne to read onlineMoreLess
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