Interiors of the home of Perry F. Knight in Lakewood. Two four poster beds grace this bedroom in the Knight home. The beds are covered with matching chenille spreads. A silver brush set and manicure tools lay on the skirted ladies' dressing table accented with a needle point covered stool. A bank of shuttered windows provide light from the back and side walls. A floral wallpaper covers all the walls.
Interiors of the home of Perry F. Knight in Lakewood. The kitchen has an early American feel with the knotty wooden hutch, flooring, cabinets and trim. The stove and oven extend from a brick wall with a wooden plate rail above displaying figurines. A tiny patterned wallpaper and braided rugs complete the look.
Interiors of the home of Perry F. Knight in Lakewood. From the angle of the ceiling, this appears to be a second floor hallway. An oriental rug lies on the polished wood floor. Open doors provide peeks of second floor bedrooms. A highly polished piece of furniture with a drawer sits to the right of the hall, providing both seating space and storage.
Interiors of the home of Perry F. Knight in Lakewood. The kitchen includes a sunny breakfast nook for lingering over morning coffee. Windows line the space above the kitchen sink. The door at the rear probably leads to the backyard area.
Interiors of the home of Perry F. Knight in Lakewood. A welcoming roaring fire has been built in the fireplace. The fireplace mantle and built-in bookshelves are of knotty wood. Wallpaper has not been used in this room, instead the plaster walls have been painted. Comfortable stuffed furniture flanks the fireplace.
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Interiors of the home of Perry F. Knight in Lakewood. Marble topped double sinks provide plenty of elbow room for Mr. and Mrs. Knight in this bathroom. Saloon doors mark the entrance to what is probably the remainder of the bath.
Interiors of the home of Perry F. Knight in Lakewood.This appears to be a second floor bedroom. A delicately patterned wallpaper covers both the walls and angled ceiling. A double four poster bed in a dark wood provides a sleeping space. A high dresser in the same wood and a multi tiered bedside table complete the bedroom suite.
Interiors of the home of Perry F. Knight in Lakewood. This is the entry way to the home. The knotty wood is used on the entrance door, with wood panels with windows on either side. Knotty wood is also used on the wainscoting and trim. The wallpaper above has a motif of vines with birds and suspended fruit baskets. The furniture appears to be antique.
