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The Henneberg house looks exactly like the house a high school friend of mine grew up in. I thought it was a Frank Lloyd Wright house though.

Not knowing anything about architecture at that age I was immediately impressed by the open plan of the house, the heated slate floor and the fact that there were no doors to the rooms, just a kind of offset entryways to provide privacy. Little did I know, I would gravitate towards this design philosophy as an adult. I guess the seed was planted.

This is gorgeous. It reminds me of Middlesex in "Middlesex," I am dying for someone to find a similar home, and take lots of pictures inside and out, and post them online.

I absolutely adore this style of architecture and would buy one like a shot - sadly, in England and the part of London I live in, there is very little architecture like this - mostly Victorian terraces and a lot of between the wars semi-detached. The very few MCM architect designed houses around here are way out of my league - the absolute cheapest I've found so far was £800,000 ($1.6m) ...

That kitchen is amazing! I love it!

i'm a longtime jetsetmodern fan! fantastic site