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Family room is whose idea？ Wright？
Yes, absolutely. Frank Lloyd Wright pioneered the concept of the open-plan living space that evolved into the modern "family room" (and the "great room"). By tearing down the dividing walls that separated the kitchen, dining, and living areas—which had dominated Victorian-style compartmentalized homes—Wright designed unified, multi-functional central spaces centered around a massive hearth. In his Usonian and Prairie homes, this open layout was specifically intended to bring family members together into one shared, fluid environment rather than isolating them in separate, formal rooms. |
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