HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-05-11, Page 38Happy return to
hearth and home
Be it ever so Tudor, ranch -
style or modern, penthouse
or studio, townhouse or
farm—there's still no place
like home! Good living in
1978 definitely means good
times spent in and about the
home.
The new trend both for
singles and families is a re-
turn to the hearth for
entertaining, relaxing, play-
ing, creating and just plain
enjoying all the privileges to
be found in one's "own cas-
tle."
Consumer trends reveal
that there's a market boom
happening on the home front.
People are investing more
than ever in home furnishings
and decorating accessories,
convenience appliances of
every sort, and home
entertainment products de-
signed to inform, amuse,
beautify and individualize
the home lifestyle.
For example, "dining in"
or having guests over for din-
ner are no longer just routine
affairs. The fine art of dining
with true gourmet flair is
probably one of the most
popular .new interests of
couples everywhere.
This new "hobby" of
gourmet home dining has
given rise to an amazing new
selection of "specialty"
appliances that will help the
homemaker to serve a meal
for family and guests with
exceptional grace and flair.
Even the current recipe fa-
vorites reflect this happy re-
turn to the days of artful
home living, turning yester-
day's practical casseroles
and easy -to -fix main dishes
into delights that are as at-
tractive to serve as they are
delicious to eat.
Budget -conscious cooks
may still be preparing econ-
omy meals, but they're add-
ing that extra touch of
parsley, seasoning or sauce
to turn "Sloppy Joe's" into
delightful "Dapper Dan's!"
On the home decorating
scene, there's never been a
wider selection of lovely fur-
niture, carpeting, wallcover-
ing, accent pieces, art re-
productions and new cre-
ations for the homeowner to
choose from in planning a
true dream decor.
Of special interest to to-
day's home decorator are the
many new "project kits"
available, giving everyone a
chance to put a little part of
himself right into the home
environment—whether it's
in a custom-built floor under-
foot, a crafted table at hand,
or a painting looking down
from the walls signed to cer-
tify its owner's pride in the
home domain!
Good living quite naturally
includes all the "extras,"
large. and small, which make
the home as fun and
entertaining as it can possibly
be.
With all the new advances
made in home entertainment
to soothe the senses—
highest quality sound, per-
fect picture selection and
control, electronic games to
stimulate—it's no wonder
that people are finding more
and more reasons to stay at
home!
Yes. 1978 is the best year
yet for good living in every
area, in every sense. And the
best of all the new good life .
has to offer is the fact that
you don't have to wander far
in search of its pleasures.
They're right behind your
own front door!
Light and airy
CHASE AWAY THOSE SHADOWS by creating a light
and airy environment for your room. Dress up chairs
with fresh, new coverings, paint all woodwork white,
and heighten the space -making look further with a
unique window treatment. Instead of light -concealing
draperies or curtains, use fabric -backed vinyl wallcov-
ering to make a charming and easily constructed
"frame" for windows.
LAUNDRY-PLUS—Chock full of well -thought-out,
handsomely designed ways to incorporate washing/
drying and sewing, crafts, desk work, potting and play
space into a single room is this complete laundry cen-
ter
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