Lake Bellaire Home Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright
A visionary couple, a Northern Michigan architect and a building team construct a new Lake Bellaire home that echoes Frank Lloyd Wright's sensibilities.
Perched on a steep hill overlooking Lake Bellaire, the Beck home nets seamlessly into its Northern Michigan setting—thansk to its stacked=stone foundation, low-pitched roof, deep eaves and burnt red siding, a color Frank Lloyd Wright might have called Cherokee Red. It's easy to believe the great architect would have approved of the entire home, given the homeowners, Ken Beck and his wife, Jana Tuckerman, did copious research on his style before they began the building process. Included in their research were field trips to Fallingater and Kentuck Knob in Pennsylvania and the Seth Peterson Cottage in Wisconsin.
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