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Sarah always thought it was magical how the garage door lifted itself without anyone around. That didn't stop her from knocking though.
Library! Pretty barren in here. We want it to be the library/guest room when we can afford a futon.
The box on the left is decorations that I've been too lazy to put in the closet for now.
The Jacobs House in Madison, Wisconsin, also known as the Herbert and Katherine Jacobs First House, is a celebrated example of Frank Lloyd Wright's innovative Usonian architecture. Constructed in 1937, it is recognized for its historical significance and was one of the eight buildings by Wright to be inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in July 2019.
This architectural marvel reflects Wright's vision for affordable, beautiful homes that harmonize with the American landscape, embodying a distinct blend of modernity and natural elegance. Tours of this landmark offer a glimpse into Wright's genius, showcasing his ability to create functional yet artistic spaces within a modest budget.