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Modern Farmhouse
A modernist farmhouse in Birmingham built for two sisters and their families, on adjacent lots, with windows aligned so the cousins can see each other across the yard. Double gables, a 20-foot wall of glass in the great room, and interiors that look toward Cranbrook and mid-century California.
The architect and interior designer drew a house with very few places to hide a joint; the pale-oak ceilings, black millwork, and steel windows had to meet cleanly everywhere. Interiors told the story, with the professional photography, in February 2021.
Interiors, February 2021 · “A Modern House in Michigan Built for Cocooning”


With Eric Olsen Design (architecture), Bonesteel Trout Hall (interiors).
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Modern in the Trees
Another new house in Birmingham, four years on, told by The Wall Street Journal.
