Living With a Waterfall
From March/April 2008 Issue
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Story by Rachel Haynie
Photos by Rick Smoak

Close to Oleta Falls, a family home in North Carolina preserves and takes its inspiration from the past.

Situating and restoring a 19th-century log cabin beside a scenic North Carolina waterfall reaffirmed for one Carolina couple what Frank Lloyd Wright told his 20th-century client, Edgar J. Kaufmann: “I want you to live with the waterfall.”

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