The design follows Wright's Usonian model of well-designed space for middle-income residents with a design that brings nature inside, using modest materials and a flat roof.

The home's L-shaped layout features two bedrooms and a bathroom in one wing and living and dining areas in the other.
At the juncture of the two wings are the home's entrance, a study, and the kitchen.
The home was designed on a 2 by 4 feet (0.61 by 1.22 m) rectangular grid scored into a concrete floor painted in Wright's signature color, Cherokee Red.
To accommodate the original site's slope, the house features two levels.

The living room features a ceiling at eleven-and-a half feet (3.5 m), the bedroom wing opens outward with tall glass doors and windows, and the house features a patterned ribbon of clerestory windows at the top of the walls.
 Materials included Tidewater red cypress (finished in clear wax), brick, and glass.
 The entire house features radiant heating with hot water pipes embedded in the concrete slab.
The furniture was designed by Wright.
The design follows Wright's Usonian model of well-designed space for middle-income residents with a design that brings nature inside, using modest materials and a flat roof.
The home's L-shaped layout features two bedrooms and a bathroom in one wing and living and dining areas in the other. At the juncture of the two wings are the home's entrance, a study, and the kitchen. The home was designed on a 2 by 4 feet (0.61 by 1.22 m) rectangular grid scored into a concrete floor painted in Wright's signature color, Cherokee Red. To accommodate the original site's slope, the house features two levels.
The living room features a ceiling at eleven-and-a half feet (3.5 m), the bedroom wing opens outward with tall glass doors and windows, and the house features a patterned ribbon of clerestory windows at the top of the walls.  Materials included Tidewater red cypress (finished in clear wax), brick, and glass.  The entire house features radiant heating with hot water pipes embedded in the concrete slab. The furniture was designed by Wright.
Pope–Leighey House