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HO USE & GARDEN 
Chittenden & J\.otting, architects 
The solarium is again becoming a requisite in the pretentious 
house. It is a little piece of the garden brought indoors and 
should be treated as such. Sunlight , tile floors, plants, an 
aquarium and wicker or rattan furniture are desirable 
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Hoppin & Koen, architects 
ju assembling this William and Mary library, the owner, who 
is Harris Fahnestock. Esq., of Lenox, Mass., was singularly 
fortunate in his choice and arrangement of furniture. The 
upholstery is exuberant and the furniture in perfect accord 
Kenneth Murchison, architect . 
In the residence of the Hon. W. J. Tully at Locust Talley. L. I., the solarium 
is effectively treated with antique green lattice over brownish tapestry 
brick. Curtains of cream-colored sunfast are bordered with blue. The 
furniture is blue, the rug blue, and the chairs are picked out ivith blue 
