DOI issue:
Nr. 194 (May 1909)
DOI article:Recent designs in domestic architecture
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.20966#0325
Recent Designs in Domestic Architecture
the roof. The accommo-
dation on the ground floor
is shown by the plan given
opposite; on the floor
above there are five bed-
rooms and the usual offices,
and in the roof there are
two large rooms for use as
day and night nurseries.
The cost of the building
was about ^1,700.
The little house in North
Wales called Wynns Parc
was built some year or two
ago, in an old orchard and
garden, in the midst of the
beautiful Yale of Clwyd.
It is treated externally in
white roughcast and stone, with green slates,
similar to the cottages and farmhouses in the
neighbourhood. In plan it is simple, with an
entrance-hall and dining-room, and one large
parlour with loggia or garden-room opening off it
into the garden. The ceilings are ornamented
with modelled plaster, some copied from old
examples near by, and the walls are mostly white
with pale french-grey paint to the woodwork.
The house is furnished, with excellent judgment
and taste, with admirable pieces ot old furniture,
glass and china, which add greatly to its simple
charm. It was erected from the designs of Mr. E.
Guy Dawber, architect, of London.
E. GUY DAWBER, ARCHITECT
299
wynns parc, north wales : garden view (See also illustrations on next page)
the roof. The accommo-
dation on the ground floor
is shown by the plan given
opposite; on the floor
above there are five bed-
rooms and the usual offices,
and in the roof there are
two large rooms for use as
day and night nurseries.
The cost of the building
was about ^1,700.
The little house in North
Wales called Wynns Parc
was built some year or two
ago, in an old orchard and
garden, in the midst of the
beautiful Yale of Clwyd.
It is treated externally in
white roughcast and stone, with green slates,
similar to the cottages and farmhouses in the
neighbourhood. In plan it is simple, with an
entrance-hall and dining-room, and one large
parlour with loggia or garden-room opening off it
into the garden. The ceilings are ornamented
with modelled plaster, some copied from old
examples near by, and the walls are mostly white
with pale french-grey paint to the woodwork.
The house is furnished, with excellent judgment
and taste, with admirable pieces ot old furniture,
glass and china, which add greatly to its simple
charm. It was erected from the designs of Mr. E.
Guy Dawber, architect, of London.
E. GUY DAWBER, ARCHITECT
299
wynns parc, north wales : garden view (See also illustrations on next page)