Breuer's Bohemia: The Architect, His Circle, and Midcentury Houses in New England Breuer's Bohemia delves into midcentury modern design through the lens of Marcel Breuers residential architecture in New England. Known for his Bauhaus furniture, Breuer also designed iconic homes in Connecticut and Massachusetts during the 1950s-70s for a culturally progressive circle of clients, including Rufus and Leslie Stillman.  This richly illustrated book, featuring rare archival materials, highlights Breuers collaborations with friends and figures like Alexander Calder and Philip Roth, showcasing the intersection of postwar architecture, art, and culture. It accompanies the feature-length documentary by James Crump.