Of bedroom cupboards there were several, Each room had a evpboard with mirror door inset in the wall, providing both shelves and hanging xecommodation, thus doing away with the necessity for a wardrobe if desired. The two bay-windowed Ledrooms were accommodated with cupboards after the style of those downstairs; but in the cus of the smaller room, instend of n seat, the cupboard top' was carried up to the window itself, and was of such a width that it'formed a table, with really spacious cupboards beneath, The bathroom had a large, hot-air cupboard fixed at the end of the bath, but approached by a door on the landing. In the entrance hall, which was oak-panelled a hanging cupboard for coats and hats, with a sot of small shelves down one side, was so fitted that when shut its existence could not be seen, as the door was of panelling exact to the pattern of the walls. 'The kitchen cupboards were ample, and none projected beyond the wails. Even the dresser was inset with glass door, thus defying the intrusion of dust' and smuts and such. is the house which is my ideal at any rate in the all-important matter of cupboards—A. L.
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