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1. A twin-bed arrange-
ment that leaves the cen-
ter of the room open.
The square corner table
may be a container for
blankets. The curved tri-
angular table is bed height
and has no corners to in-
jure shins.

2. A conventional twin-
bed arrangement. Beds
arranged in this manner
are convenient to make.

3. A formal arrangement
in a symmetrical room.

The corner cupboards occupy space that would otherwise be wasted.

4. An informal dining-room arrangement. Opposite the table is a built-
in dish cupboard covering the wall.

5. A U-shaped kitchen with a place to eat beside a window. A utility
room containing a cupboard, laundry tubs, washing machine, drying ma-
chine, chair, and ironing board.

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