She swears by rounded style furniture when creating modern organic homes. She says, 'I like to focus on less angular and more round and soft shapes while selecting furnishings.' ...

“ Gallery House ” features an organic asymmetrical shape, a facade of rectangular bricks laid in dynamic patterns, and a cantilevered terrace that projects out over the front steps.

The same is true of curved shapes: The professor adds that most natural objects have wobbly shapes, so “organic” designs tend to be more pleasing to the eye than stark, rectilinear ones.