Hoobler Home on Burson Place Featured On Ann Arbor Women's City Club Home Tour, April 1970
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Ann Arbor News, April 19, 1970
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Rich and Personal Warmth - Oriental rugs, embroideries, rich fabrics and art personalize the home of Mrs. B. Raymond Hoobler. Decorated in pastels, the house was designed with an emphasis on convenience -- an abundance of storage space was planned throughout it. Mrs. Hoobler collects bird figures; one is resting on the coffee table here, in her living room. The hallway leads to the bedrooms and bath. The landscaping by Miss Genevieve Gillette integrates the house and its lot with a spectacular view. A recent addition was a terrace, which was designed by a local firm.
Ann Arbor News, April 19, 1970
Caption
Rich and Personal Warmth - Oriental rugs, embroideries, rich fabrics and art personalize the home of Mrs. B. Raymond Hoobler. Decorated in pastels, the house was designed with an emphasis on convenience -- an abundance of storage space was planned throughout it. Mrs. Hoobler collects bird figures; one is resting on the coffee table here, in her living room. The hallway leads to the bedrooms and bath. The landscaping by Miss Genevieve Gillette integrates the house and its lot with a spectacular view. A recent addition was a terrace, which was designed by a local firm.
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1970
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April
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