Frank Lloyd Wright created a series of affordable home designs in the mid-1930s that he called "Usonian". And while Usonian homes were designed as smaller, more efficient homes, they still carried much of the quality, character, and uniqueness of Wright's more elaborate and well-known homes.

This home in rural Fairfield County, Ohio is a collaboration between Owner and Architect and reflects the work of both, using Usonian design principles to guide the design. The light shelves, window sizes and placement, interior brick, and space planning are hallmarks of Wrightian design.

Project Architect: Richard Taylor, AIA