Above left, a man student's room in International House is expressive of its purpose. It needs
well-chosen personal accessories. Courtesy University of Chicago.
Above right, a Modern dormitory room for two men gains character by featuring bold tex-
ture and bold pattern. The same material for draperies and bedspreads is desirable.
The dormitory room below, is occupied by an art student. The student's personal additions
do not suit the room, however. Her radio, which was improved by having its legs amputated,
is period in character, and her chair is Modern, whereas the desk and other furniture in the
room are Early American. The bed corner functions well; the student can recline in bed
against the large cushion and control the radio, or read by the adjustable lamp or by day-
light. Curtains like the couch cover would have been, better. Four cushions are desirable
for this couch so that several persons can sit on it. The water colors are suitable in size and
well hung. The floor of asphalt tile is easily kept clean; it would have been better without
pattern. Courtesy Louisiana State University.