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Pratt House

The Pratt House is one of five Usonian-style residences designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in The Acres, a community of homes built in the early ’50s on a 72-acre plot in Galesburg, Michigan.

Frank Lloyd Wright lived and taught for decades at his home, studio, and architecture school, Taliesin, in Spring Green, Wisconsin.

Cinderblock walls, wood paneling, and an en-suite bathroom complete the principal bedroom.

Skylights run across along the ceiling while windows wrap along the sunroom.

The dining area opens onto a half-moon-shaped sunroom overlooking the backyard.

Inside the master architect's signature feature are immediately clear: from the extensive build-in furniture to the red concrete floors.

The one-story home is sited on a double acre lot overlooking Little Asylum Lake just outside of Kalamazoo.

Set in Kalamazoo, Michigan, the 1950 Usonian gem has built-in furniture, red concrete floors, and views of Little Asylum Lake.