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Nice house. The kitchen and bath updates fit in seamlessly.
The yearly tax rate of $21,532 is less than a one-bedroom apartment goes for in WeHo, which runs around $30K.
Although Wright’s design principles often become mangled as seen here in a sort of amateurish, Graycliff-meets-Richard Neutra-like superficiality, his ongoing attractiveness in American popular culture is evidenced by such persistent, opportunistic attempts to portray for a mass audience his architectural design genius on mainstream network television.
From Season 10, Episode 22 of The Simpsons. Lisa Simpson approaches a residence at which the local Mensa chapter is holding an introductory, pot luck dessert
Heh-heh. Wow---Bill's back with images---in spades !
There must be a half dozen Simpson's episodes which include in the settings a Wrightian or Wright-influenced building---plus more MCM than you can
remember. Homer's long-lost wealthy brother (the car manufacturer, voiced by DannyDeVito) lives in something like a cross between Coonley and the
unbuilt McCormick extravaganza ... but in the opening shot, completely symmetrical ...
