Yesterday, I spent the morning touring two incredible homes designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for two married couples in Manchester, New Hampshire. Then, before returning to my own home, I explored the wonderful Currier Museum, which owns those two homes.
Lots of homes to look at today!
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Here’s what I find when I search for “homes” on YouTube.
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Thanks to all who are here for this post about homes, including YOU.
a tiny cottage in a meadow with a short walk to water, close to family and friends
Sounds like a wonderful home, beth.
Today my dream home (where I currently live) was under a bit of threat, as tornado weather came and went, together with the siren and alerts on my phone. We actually went to the basement for about half an hour – well, I sat on the steps. Hard to go down those stairs carrying my phone, my kindle, and my mug of tea. But all’s well that ends well (about an hour ago, it was threatening east Madison – I am west), and if a funnel ever formed, it did not touch ground. So maybe the towns between here and Milwaukee are still under threat? May all our homes remain intact as time goes on!
May we all be safe in our homes, Barbara.
I recently read about those 2 Frank Lloyd Wright homes in the Boston Globe and I have the article on my desk to remind me to plan a visit. We saw a couple of FLW homes last summer, and (not surprisingly) these have similar lines. Thanks, as always, for sharing those photos.
You are most welcome, Debbie, and I’m sure you will enjoy these FLW homes.
glad you feel at home in comfort cafe!
I hope you feel at home here, Carol Anne!