August, 1923 
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The grouping of win¬ 
dows with a door 
always creates a pic¬ 
turesque impression, 
whether from in or 
outside the house. In 
this case the door has 
been designed to 
match the windows, 
so that the arrange¬ 
ment has not only 
charm but fine unity 
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Looking out into a courtyard from one of the 
tall windows of the living room ilhistrated at 
the left. The disappearance of the glass doors 
creates much the effect of a great open loggia 
Looking into a living room through a tall arched 
window, the glass doors which disappear into 
pockets in the thickness of the wall. A window 
like this is a splendid frame for vistas beyond 
WINDOWS 
FROM INSIDE AND OUT 
Mellor, Meigs ^ II owe, A reinfects 
