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Women . . . Music . . . Fashions . . . Features
(Sec. Ill) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sim., Feb17, 1937
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The spacious and lovely Candalaria Height!
home of Mr. vid Mrs. Breyman Boise was
designed for their beautiful family treasures.
In the upper picture Mrs. Boise is standing by
the antique marble fireplace in the spacious
living room, which has a' commanding view
of the Willamette Valley. Gold carpeting and
handsome hand blocked wallpaper in shades
of soft blue, and grey highlight the unusual
decor Jn this room, . ..
At the left is a view of the lovely entrance
hall, with stairway leading down to the family ,
room and summer living quarters. Japanese .
wallpaper in a coral shade is used on the far
wall and in the window shelves are exquisite
antique glass in many colors. In the lower left
picture is a Franklin stove on a tile hearth in
one corner of the dining room. The antique
Minten pottery brick tiles in back are from
v"the home of Mr. Boise's mother, Mrs. R. P.
Boise, before it was moved to its present loca
tion on North Summer Street.
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he Fairmount Hill home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Saalfeld, above, feature
Early American decor throughout with semi-colonial architecture for
the exterior with brick trim. In the upper picture is a portion of the liv
ing room with view looking South and West. Shades of green with a red
accent-is the color scheme for this spacious room wtth colonial -fireplace,
In the lower picture Mrs. Saalfeld is pictured on the hearth of the .
fireplace in the keeping room. Birch is used in this room and the kitchen,
with the Saalfelds doing all the finishing themselves. The family, which
includes two boys, eat by the window overlooking the Willamette river
and coast, range. Early American wallpapers in many attractive colon
and design are used tnroughout the home.
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Neitled among the trees on the North end
of Candalaria Heights on Birds Hill is
the Harold D. Robertsons' attractive Swiss
.chalet style home. A west view of the home
with balcony is shpwn above right. Mrs.
Robertson is pictured at the right in' the
entrance hall. The double doors are en
hanced with beautiful hand carved gold
Italian ornamentation. From the ' hallway
ona'tnters tha sunken living room, kitchen
' and bedrooms,.
The living room, (the far right picture)
has I lovely view window with sliding
panes, which opens onto the balcony over
looking the West. The beam ceiling is of
natural alder and the far right wall Is en
tirely of brick with fireplace. The carpeting
it mustard gold and the attractive color
acheme features turquoise, gold, brown and
pink-red chairs. The diamond shaped ulk
acreen l'de nd keeP 1h un out of tha
picture window. Unusual block print drap
eries are used at the side windows. The
Robertsons' youngest son, Scott, is pictured
In front ot the tirepiace.
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