Organic Vibe

The front deck overlooks Tahquitz Rock, an iconic rock formation for many climbers.

One of the many decks is home to a hot tub.

Set in the San Jacinto Mountains, the ’80s home is surrounded by boulders, trees, and forest trails—and it comes with a guesthouse and a hot tub.

In addition to the main house, the property includes a 617-square-foot cabana and a 978-square-foot garage.

Set on a sprawling 30,000-square-foot lot, the Lake Vista home has been lightly updated, and it comes with a pool and a cabana.

In addition to the nearly 12,000 interior square feet, 1,290 square feet of outdoor space wrap around the home.

Outdoor furniture by Restoration Hardware sits on the terrace off the living room.

Jeremy and Sara Imhoff laid out kYodai in the shape of a Y, which pulls Bear's Run's asymmetrical tetrahedron roofline inside out.

On the neighboring property, kYodai House brings to mind the horizontal lines that were hallmarks of Wright's designs.

A plaque in the garden honors the contributions of Virginia Lovness, who gifted the working drawings for the unbuilt Cottage C to one of Bear Run's owners, and architect David Uppgren, who built the house.

Bear Run's roofline resembles Wright's design for the Seth Peterson Cottage in Wisconsin.

Floor-to-ceiling windows and doors connect the primary space downstairs to the outdoors and to the view of the lake beyond.

Based on an unbuilt 1948 summer house Frank Lloyd Wright designed for his sister Maginel and his 1958 Cottage C for Don and Virginia Lovness, Bear Run was realized and expanded by architect David Uppgren.