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The David B. Gamble House |
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Navigation Bar |
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Gamble House Home Page |
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Gamble House Histoy |
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Gamble House Image Gallery |
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My Day At the House |
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Gamble House Image Gallery |
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The Greene Brothers |
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Sources Page |
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The extension mechanism, seen in the topmost portion of the photograph, is part of the dining table. It was designed by the Greenes to form a pattern look, similar to a Japanese puzzle. |
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A gnarled oak tree of leaded glass sustains a transition from exterior to interior. The contrast between shingled walls and teak doors hint at the elegance inside. |
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Two inviting paths: one of pressed brick curves toward the edge of the pond, the other of river stone leads into the garden |
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Teak staircase wall and bannister in the entry hall. Each horizontal board forms the side of a step; the hand rail creates a rhythmic pattern matching the risers and threads of the stairs. |
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Steel straps with wedges surround corbels supporting the top flight of the stairway. |
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