Figure 24.—Another good design is this revival of early New England architecture, which is frequently used for remodeling public dining rooms. The random-width pine planks were selected especially for variety in the pattern of the knots. Note the use of otherwise wasted space for bookshelves and closet.
Figure 25.—A, A fireplace at Mount Vernon, Washington's home, typical of those used before cooking stoves were introduced. This type of fireplace, if not too large, is often retained (B) when a kitchen is remodeled into a living room. Note the Dutch oven at the right, formerly used for baking.