Frank Lloyd Wright

"With superior craftsmanship and remarkable detail, this meticulously maintained home achieves a perfect balance of design, tranquility, and convenience,

The airy kitchen, fitted with high-end appliances, offers ample counter-space and cabinetry.

Expansive wood-framed windows stretch across the double-height living room.

A winding brick driveway leads to the home, which sits tucked away on a large forested lot.

Designed by John Howe, the 7,000-square-foot New Canaan residence comes with custom built-ins and stained glass skylights.

As part of the restoration the gable roof was replaced for the first time in its 66 year history. All electrical, plumbing, and mechanical systems were either upgraded or replaced. // David McKee has recently been honored with the Fay Jones School of Architectures’ Fay Jones Legacy Medal in Architecture,

Architect Fay Jones designed the 1956 Richard D. and Alma Brothers House in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

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

A red brick patio hugs the sparkling pool in the backyard, complete with a diving board.

Original floor-to-ceiling bookshelves enhance the grand sense of space in the living room.

The one-level home sits nestled far from the road, surrounded by tall 100-year-old trees.

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

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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.

A front view of the home shows the long, horizontal orientation. The home was designed

The cabin is perched by the edge of a bluff in the homeowner’s steep, half-acre yard, set some 300 feet above sea level, with cypress trees all around.