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Saturday, May 1, 1976, page 22 (of 30)

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Entrance gate, coral rock patio make home naturally attractive

From Page 21 with their four-year-old brother Teddy, will be moving their bedroom posessions to the guest house adjacent to the garage. "They are really excited about moving to the guest house they can hardly wait," she said. There are several features in the home that make it naturally attractive. One is the entrance gate to the home which surrounds an outdoor patio made of coral rock and decorated with plants and flowers. The rust colored Spanish tiles that cover a large portion of the home's floor, as well as the marble fire-place in the living room, were two of the reasons why the Plummers chose this house. "There has never been a coat of wax on those tile floors and they always stay nice," said Mrs. Plummer. A green shag rug covers most of the living room area, where a large pastel yellow couch faces the fire-place and is complemented with two light green velvet chairs and low coffee and end tables. A dark wood antique sideboard, delicately hand-carved, and decorated with small porcelain figurines completes the living room decor. Contemporary furniture accents the dining room that leads to the newly remodeled kitchen. Done in tones of gold and brown, the kitchen will open to the new family room that should be completed within three months. Mrs. Plummer doesn't take credit for Lori's im-peccable room. "I never come in here, she keeps it like this herself," said Mrs. Plummer proudly. She is, however, responsible for the beautiful decor of her 13-year-old daughter's room. The blue antiqued bedroom furniture - a tall headboard, desk, drawer cabinet, night stand and a full-length vanity mirror - are set against a green and blue flowered wallpaper background. The green shag rug and cheery green and white gingham curtains add the finishing touches to Lori's room which is filled with stuffed animals, dolls and mementos. A connecting bathroom leads to the boys' room, where animal furs decorate the walls and colorful orange and yellow spreads cover the beds. Ornate clock and glass tea cart . . . are corner interest in dining room Full length vanity mirror . . . is a highlight in daughter's bedroom

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