Fallingwater's design is the ultimate of "organic architecture," representing the harmony between humans and environment. The structure, its furnishings, and the surroundings become coherent pieces of one unified, interconnected composition via intelligent design that is effortlessly blended with its natural context. In this way, it is not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing. The word "fascinating" doesn't begin to describe what it is about this house that gets people excited every time they see it. Its unique shape is achieved through a combination of architectural features including straight lines, corners, and angles. The result is breathtaking! But perhaps more than anything else, it is the fact that no two ways to achieve the same goal can ever be better or worse because they are all tailored to suit the needs of each individual owner that makes this house so special. No two houses should look or feel the same; instead, they should reflect each owner's individuality and lifestyle choice. This is why I believe that no two houses are exactly alike, not even two houses by the same designer. Even though this isn't an original idea (the architect was inspired by other buildings he had seen), it is still a very successful implementation of this concept into a real house. Not only does it meet its owners' needs but also those of visitors who are attracted by its unique appearance.