[Illustration: A chandelier made of an old wagon wheel and with the
electric fixtures encased in old-fashioned lamps is an interesting
and appropriate lighting fixture for the cabin living room.]
[Illustration: A novel hatrack made of the mounted head of a buck
and four legs that have been cured and tied to make a right angle
and then inserted and securely fastened in holes bored into the back
board.]
[Illustration: Refinished shutters from old ranch houses make ideal
and attractive screens for use in vacation homes. Put them together
with small brass two-way hinges, patch up old cracks and holes with
plastic wood, scrape and sandpaper all of the old finish until the
wood is in fair condition. You can then give the shutters any type
of finish that will fit in with your decorative scheme.]
[Illustration: If your vacation home happens to be situated where
you have R. F. D. mail service or a daily newspaper delivery, why
not get away from the ugly and conventional mailbox? Your own cabin
built in miniature will make a mailbox that is unusual. Your name on
the side of the cabin or on the post below will help to guide the
guests to your place.]
[Illustration: The apartment idea of using cupboards to divide the
kitchen and the dining alcove merits consideration when you are
planning your cabin. These cupboards give you the effect of two
separate rooms and, of course, supply a good deal of storage space
without taking up valuable floor space.]