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Originally Posted by montsnmags
It's very beautiful. For me, as one (if only hobbyist), the "artist" could be a photographer, because the photos and the architecture itself seem to describe "composition", specifically hinting at aureate ratios, tripartite divisions and linear convergence. 
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The house itself is art but where is art
in this house, the art of presence, the tiny details that make the personality of a
home. I would not feel good in this place...but that is me, I like a crowded space as intimate as a womb where souvenirs and details furnish the place. There are beautiful pieces by
Nakashima that would fit well in that house, a Zen link between human and the size of the house.
Fallingwater has it. It is grand, it communicates with it's surroundings.
When I saw this house as an adolescent I decided to become an architect. I failed and became a cabinetmaker instead. This is why I prefer a well filled home, Wright understood this and he designed his own furniture.
But to each his own...