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Boy's Room
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"The bunk beds are a unique rendition of an American
classic. Oak X-frames support formed trays, bent from plywood
and veneered with Formica woodgrain laminate...The storage compartment
is closed with miniature brass spears, a bit of intrigue which
begins by inspiring pride of ownership in the little fellows,
and keeps right on functioning later. Storage for blankets in
trays under the bunks..." -Leo Jiranek, designer
-SOURCE: Souvenir Book,
p. 43
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"The desk is generous, ample in work surface,
ample in storage. Today in the Space Age we are rediscovering
the stern necessity for homework, returning, it seems to me, to
the realities of study that formed minds like those of Ford, Edison
and Bell. Now it's nuclear physics and space navigation...This
desk, well-lighted, is our Native American contribution: roll
tops from the bygone age of slate and copybooks, with room for
the typewriter of today." -Leo Jiranek, designer
-SOURCE: Souvenir
Book, p. 43
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The wardrobe, chest and desk feature a print of Formica
laminate of my own design drawn from the Navajo and originally
inspired by diamondback rattlers." -Leo Jiranek, designer
-SOURCE: Souvenir Book,
p. 43
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