Kapitel

• Introductory Notes on the Designing of Flats de Luxe or Mansion Flats9
• A Flat Dweller's Point of view15
• Flats British and Foreign84
• Urban House and Cottage Homes105
• How to Furnish A FlatBy one of Waring´s Experts1

Abbildungen

• Flats and Mansions, Cleveland row, St. James'sLondon ; <[Archtitect : Frank T. Verity]>
• Interior of a flat in Bida-Presth, with Furniture of Polished Mahogany Inlaid with Holly<[Architect: C.R.Ashbee]>
• Shrewsbury CourtChelsea ; London ; <[Architect: C.R. Ashbee]>
• Block of flats, Earl's Court SquareLondon ; <[Architect: R.A. Briggs]>21
• Block of Mansion flats at the Bottom of St. James'sLondon ; <[Architect: R.Norman Shaw]>25
• The Albert Hall MansionsLondon ; <[Architekt: R. Norman Shaw]>26
• Maisonette Flats<[Architect: R. Norman Shaw]>27
• Gloucester HousePiccadilly ; London ; <[Architect: T.E.Collcutt and Staney Hamp]>28
• Gloucester HaousePiccadilly ; London ; <[Architect: T. E. Collcutt and Stanley Hamp]>29
• Hyde Park PlaceLondon ; <[Architect: Frank T. Verty]>30
• Hyde Park PlaceLondon ; <[Architekt: Frank T. Verity]>31
• View of the Drawing-Room in MRS.Gabtiel's FlatLondon ; Architect: Frank T. Verity]>32
• Mansion FlatsInterior Design ; <[Architect: Frank T. Verity]>33
• Hanover HouseSt. John's Wood ; London ; <[Architect: E.P. Warren]>34
• The Mansion, Sloane GardensLondon ; <[Architect: Edwin T. Hall]>35
• Marlborough ChambersJermayn Street ; London ; <[Archtitect: Reginald Morphew]>36
• Marlborough ChambersJermyn Street ; Lonton ; <[Architect: Reginald Morphew]>37
• Bachelor's Flats with Shops on the Ground FloorLondon ; <[Architect: Reginald Morphew]>37
• View of the Entrance wirh oak StaircaseLondon ; <[Architect: Reginald Morphew]>38
• The Chimney Corner in A Sitting-RoomLondon ; <[Architect: Reginald Morphew]>38
• A new BuildingNo. 59, Mall ; London ; <[Architect: E. Guy Dawber]>39
• St. George's TerraceGloucester Road ; London ; <[Architect: Paul Hoffmann]>40
• Block of FlatsSt. George's Terrace ; London ; <[Architect: Paul Hoffmann]>
• Luxborough HouseNorthumberland Street and Paddingron Street ; London ; <[Architect: Beresford Pite]>41
• First Floor Plan and Plan of the Ground FloorsLondon ; <[Architect: Beresford Pite]>42
• Nos 18. 19, and 20, Foley StreetLondon ; <[Archtitect: Beresford Pite]>43
• Hornton CourtKensinton ; London ; <[Architect: F.S. Chesterton and J.D. Coleridge]>44
• Hornton CourtKennington ; London ; <[Architect: F.S. Chesterton and J.D. Coleridge]>45
• No. 36,St. James's Street, and No. 64,  Jermyn StreetLondon ; <[Architect: William Woodward]>46
• Alexandra CourtLondon ; <[Architect: Paul Hoffmann]>47
• the Drawing-Room as seen from the Ding-Roo in MRS. Machell-Smith´s -flattLondon48
• York Gate and Buckingham St. From a Drawing By. W. Alister Maconald in the Collection of MRS Machell
• The Dinng-Room in MES. Machell-Smith's FlatLondon49
• The Drawing-Room in MRS. Machell-Smith's FlatLondon50
• Sandringham CourtMaida Vale ; London ; <[Architect: Boehmer and Gippe]>51
• Sandringham CourtMaida Vale ; London ; <[Architect: Boehmer and Gibbs]>52
• Campden House ChambersCampden Hill ; Kensington ;  London ; <[Architekct: Balfour and Tuner]>53
• Audley HouseMargaret Street ; London ; <[J.W.Simpson and Maxwell Ayrton]>54
• Audley HouseMargaret Street ; London ; <[Architect: J.W. Simpson and Maxwell Ayrton]>55
• View of a Bedroom at No. 6Eaton Mansions ; London ; <[Architekct: Herbert Read and Mac Donald]>56
• Shops and Flats at the Corner of North Adley Streetand Oxford StreetLondon ; <[Architect: Read and Mac Donald]>
• No.Eaton Mansions Eaton SquareLondon ; <[Architect: Herbert Read and Robert F. Mac Donald]>57
• View of a Main Entrance HallEntrance Hall in a Flat ; North Gate ; Regent's Park ; London ; y<[Architect: F.M. Elgood]>58
• Nordt GatRegent's Park ; London ; <[Architect: Frank M. Elgood]>59
• FlatsMore's Gartens ; Cheyne Walk ; Chelsea ; London ; <[Architect: William Dunn and Robert Watson]>60
• View of a Small Dining-Romm in a London FlatSuggested Scheme for the Decoration of a Small Sitting-Room in a Flat <[Architect:W.A.S. Benson]>61
• Harly HouseRegents Park ; London ; <[Architect: Edward Boehmer and the late P.C. Gibbs]>62
• Harley HouseRegents Park ; London ; <[Architect: Boehmer and Gibbs]>63
• Flats in Bentinck StreetLondon ; <[Architect: William Woodward]>64
• No. 14. Hanover Square wirh Frontages to Harewood Place<[Architect: Paul Hoffman]>64
• No. 14. Hanover SquareLondon ; <[Architect:  Paul Hoffmann]>
• Coleherne CourtOld Brompton Road ; London ; <[Architect: Walter Cave]>65
• Queen's CourtHagley Road ; <[Architect: F. Gilbert Smith]>66
• Shops and Residential Flats in Sauchiehall StreetGlasgow ; <[Architect: T.L. Watson]>67
• View of a Hall in a Glasgow Flat in Sauchiehall Street<[Architect: T.L. Watson]>68
• Shops and Flats Erected for the Glasgow Corporation to Improve Hope Street<[Architect: John Keppie, Honeymann, Keppie and Mackintosh]>69
• Flats Erected for the Glasgow Corporation to Improce Hope Street<[Architect: John Keppie, Honeymann, Keppie, and Mackintosh]>70
• View of A Simple Drawing-Room in A SmallLondon71
• Suggestion for the Treatment of Corridors of Vestibules in Flats<[Architect: W.A.S. Beson]>72
• This Ollustration Suggests A Means by Which the Sitting-Room in A Flat may be Connected with the Hall<[Architect: W.A.S. Benson]>73
• Suggestion fpr the Treatment of Drawing-Rooms in Flats<[Architect: W.A.S. Benson]>74
• Suggestionfor the Treatment of Library in A Flat<[Architect: W.A.S. Benson]>75
• Suggestion for the Treatment of the Library in A Flat<[Architect: W.A.S. Beson]>76
• Reproduced from an Original Design<[Architect: M.H. Baillie Scott]>
• The Drawing-Room in Major Raymond SmythiesAddison Court Gardens ; London77
• Hanover SquareLondon ; [Architect: Paul Hoffmann78
• A Block of Flats de Luxe<[Architect: Horace Gilbert and S. Constanduros]>79
• A Block of Flats de Luxe now Being Built in Cavendish Square on the Site of old Harcourt House<[Architect: Horace Gilbert and S. Constanduros)>80
• Paris Flats, Boulevard St. Michel, No. 87. See the Criticism on Page 86<[Architect: M.J. Nerrot]>87
• Paris Flats, Rue Decamps, No.10. See Page 90<[Architect: M. Poupinel]>89
• PlanParis Flats ; Avenue Ledru-Rollin, Nr.68. See the Criticism on Page 90 ; <[Architect: M. Montalto]>91
• Mansion FlatsParis ; <[Architect: H.P. Nenot]>92
• Paris FlatsRéaumur No. 128 at the Corner of the Rue Montmartre Nr. 109 ; <[Architect: M. Gautrin]>92
• Boulevard Malesherbes Nr. 162Paris Flat93
• Avenue Victor Hugo Nr. 167Paris Flat93
• Avenue D'antin Nr. 3994
• Mansion Flats in Vienna<[Architect: König]>94
• Rue Sédillot No. 5<[Architect: Fagot]>96
• Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré Nr. 152<[Architecht: L. Carrier]>96
• Rue Caumartin No. 68Paris Flats : <[Architect: Emile Garot]>96
• Chaussée de la Muette No. 11<[Architect: M. Thion]>97
• Rue Caulaincourt No. 43Paris Falts ; <[M.P. Rigaud]>98
• Rue de Sévres No. 4Paris Falts ; <[Architect: A.Lafon]>99
• Rue Danton and the Boulevard Saint-Germain<[Architect: M.Blavette]>100
• Rue de Vaugirard at the Corner of the Rue Régnier See the Description on PP. 98,99<[Architect: M. Delangle]>101
• No. 74. Rue du RanelaghParis ; <[Architect: Alfred Michel]>101
• Sketch for A Portion of the Dining-RoomPalazzo Rezzonico ; <[Architeckt; Frank Brangwyn]>
• Sketch for a Portion of the Dining-Room<[Architect: Frank Brangwyn]>
• These House are in Doulton´s Carrara Terra Cotta with the Maximum of Variety in its Tints<[Architect: Arnold Mitschel]>
• Estcourt HouseEnsington Palace Garten ; London ; <[Architect: E.P. Warren]>121
• Kensinton Palace  Gardens<[Architect: E-P- Warren]>122
• The Front to Cowley SteetLondon ; <[Architect: Harace Field]>123
• Two Urban House 14 and 15London ; <[Architect: Horace Field]>124
• The Garden Front 46London ; <[E. Guy Dawber]>125
• View of the Hall 46London ; E. Guy Dawber]>126
• The Dining-Room in a Small London House127
• The Drawing-Room in a Small London House128
• The Halland Staircase 78London ; <[Architect: Walter Cave[>129
• The Smoking-Room 78London ; <[Architect: Walter Cave]>130
• The Hall 78<[Architect: Walter Cave]>130
• The Drawing-Room 16London ; <[Architect: Walter Cave]>131
• The Drawing-Room 16London ; <[Architect: Walter Cave]>132
• View of the Hall 16London ; <[Architect: Walter Cave]>133
• Vestibule and Entrace HallGlasgow ; <[Architect; A.N.Paterson]>133
• The Drawing-RoomKingsburgh Garten ; London ; <[Architect: A.N. Paterson]>134
• View of the Parlour<[Architect: Walter H. Brierley]>135
• Bishopsbarns York<[Architect: Walter H.Brierley]>136
• Scheme for the Decoration of a Dressmaker´s Showroom<[Architect: Florence H. Laverock]>
• East gate HotelOxford ; <[Architect: E.P. Warren]>137
• HookerelWoking ; Surrey ; <[Architect: Harace Field]>138
• Teh Entrance Front<[Architect: Horace Field]>138
• HookerelWoking ; Surrey ; <[Architect: Horace Field]>139
• HookerelWoking ; Surrey ; <[Architect: Horace Field]>140
• MillmeadBramley ; Surrey ; <[Architect: Edwin L.Lutyens]>
• The Arcitects own Residence<[Architect: E.P. Warren]>141
• Breach HouseCholsey ; Berkshire ; <[Architect: E.P.Warren]>141
• This Yorkshire Home is Built Partly of Local Stone and Parkly of red Tiles from the District<[Architect: Gerald C. Horsley]>142
• Materials:Brick Walls and Roughcast a Slate Roof to Match the Existing one, Lead Glazing and Iron Casements<[Archtiect: Gerald C. Horsly]>143
• BallinduneHaslemere ; <[Architect: E.J.May]>144
• Heathcote<[Architect: Edwin L. Lutyens]>
• Heathcote<[Architect: Edwin L. Lutyens]>
• Plans of a House in Surrey<[Architect: Ernest Newton]>145
• See the Illustration Below<[Architect: Ernest Newton]>145
• A House in SurryThe Garden Front ; <[Architect: Ernest Newton]>145
• Cottages in Gloucestershire<[Architect: Ernest Newton]>146
• Spring BankWestcott ; Near Dorking ; <[Architect: Dunbar Smith and C.C. Brewer]>147
• WaysideWestcott ; <[Architect: Dunbar Smith and C.C. Brewer]>148
• Interior of a Small Country House in Hertfordshire<[Architect: C.R.Ashbee]>
• Perspective Drawing of a House now Being Built in Yorkshire<[Architect: Walter H. Bierley]>150
• View of the Dinng-RoomBeacon Wood ; <[Architect: Cossins, Peacock and Bewlay]>151
• Cottage at the School of Lady Gedeners<[Architect: Geoffry Lucas]>152
• Living-Room in a Cottage<[Architect: G.L. Sutcliffe]>
• The Dover<[Architect: G.L. Sutcliffe]>153
• Dutch Garden<[Architect: G.L. Sutcliffe]>153
• House Built for the Ascot and Sunningdale Estate<[Architect: Basil Champneys]>154
• Netherton<[Architect: W. Curtis Green]>155
• The Living-Room<[Architect: Barry Paker and Raymond Unwin]>156
• View in a House at Caterham<[Architect: Barry Paker and Raymond Unwin]>
• The Living-RoomInnisdoon ; Mansfield ; Nottinghamshire ; <[Architect: Barry Paker and raymond Unwin]>157
• A Cottage in Surry<[Architect: W.Curtis Green]>158
• FairoakWokingham ; Berkshire ; <[Architect: Horace Farquharson]>159
• LinholmeNear Dorking ; <[Architect: Horace Farquharson]>159
• A Small House Designed in Accordance with the old Yorkshire Traditions<[Architect: Harold E. Henderson]>160