Lindal Cedar Homes works in collaboration with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation to officially launch their Lindal Imagine Series celebrating the late architect's work. He had a post-Prairie style dubbed the Usonian home concept. He approached design in an organic way and the homes are still very much relevant in today's time as well. Clients work closely with a representative at Lindal to finalize the design using pre-engineered structures and premium materials. All of the materials are packaged and shipped in a container for the client's site and construction to take place.
The Marketing Director for Lindal Cedar Homes, Josefin Kannin shares, "This new collaboration makes sense, There’s been a surge of interest in mid-century modern homes for the middle class that are affordable and aesthetically pleasing. These homes will meet that demand; they are unique, are integrated with nature, and have the feel of a much larger home."
Architect-Honoring Home Series
Lindal Cedar Homes Introduces the Lindal Imagine Series
Trend Themes
1. Mid-century Modern Revival - A growing interest in mid-century modern homes aligns with current preferences for affordable and aesthetically pleasing architecture.
2. Organic Design Integration - Home designs that harmonize with natural surroundings are gaining traction for their timeless appeal and environmental consciousness.
3. Pre-engineered Custom Homes - The use of pre-engineered structures in custom home designs provides a streamlined and efficient approach to personalized housing solutions.
Industry Implications
1. Residential Architecture - The collaboration between Lindal Cedar Homes and the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation revitalizes iconic architectural styles with modern relevance.
2. Modular Home Construction - Pre-packaged and shipped materials for homes epitomize the shift towards modular and efficient construction methods.
3. Home Design and Planning Services - Personalized home design consultations become more crucial as consumers seek unique, functionally integrated living spaces.