The New Cottage HomeThe New Cottage Home
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Book, 2000
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Current format, Book, 2000, , All copies in use. Offered in 0 more formatsOffers a tour of thirty cottages throughout the United States, from a Nantucket beach cottage to a hunting lodge style cottage in the Pacific Northwest
Tolpin celebrates the diversity and charm of 30 sample cottages, from a Pacific Northwest version modeled after a French hunting lodge to a "salvage yard vernacular cottage" built with junkyard materials. 250 color photos. Illustrations.
The New Cottage Home taps into today's move toward lifestyle simplicity and the idea that living space should be rich in details, conservative of resources, and no larger than necessary. Jim Tolpin celebrates the diversity and charm of 30 sample cottages, from a Pacific Northwest cottage modeled after a French hunting lodge to a "salvage yard vernacular cottage" built with junkyard materials.
Each featured home reflects individual personality, priorities, and lifestyle. Whether by the water, on a mountain, or in a forest, field, or town, these homes emphasize quality of place over quantity of space.
Tolpin celebrates the diversity and charm of 30 sample cottages, from a Pacific Northwest version modeled after a French hunting lodge to a "salvage yard vernacular cottage" built with junkyard materials. 250 color photos. Illustrations.
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- Newtown, CT : Taunton Press, c2000.
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