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Frank Lloyd Wright Designed Homes

A curated CityLens collection of notable Frank Lloyd Wright-designed homes, house museums, estates, and residential landmarks across the United States.

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B. Harley Bradley House

Kankakee, IL

An early Prairie School residence in Kankakee, often considered one of Wright's first mature Prairie houses.

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Cedar Rock / Lowell Walter House

Independence, IA

A Wright-designed Usonian estate preserved in Cedar Rock State Park, notable for its setting above the Wapsipinicon River and its integrated Wright-designed furnishings.

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Dana–Thomas House

Springfield, IL

A richly detailed Prairie School residence designed for Susan Lawrence Dana, preserving one of Wright's most complete early interiors.

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Darwin D. Martin House

Buffalo, NY

An expansive Prairie School estate designed for Darwin D. Martin, one of Wright's most important residential commissions.

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Dr. G.C. Stockman House

Mason City, IA

A small Prairie School house based on Wright's Fireproof House design, relocated and restored as a museum in Mason City.

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Emil Bach House

Chicago, IL

A late Prairie Style house in Chicago's Rogers Park neighborhood, now associated with Loyola University Chicago and known for its compact urban expression of Wright's residential ideas.

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Ennis House

Los Angeles, CA

The largest of Wright's Los Angeles textile block houses, a dramatic hillside residence with powerful pop-culture visibility and architectural significance.

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Fallingwater

Mill Run, PA

Frank Lloyd Wright's landmark Kaufmann family weekend house, built dramatically over Bear Run and now operated as a house museum in Pennsylvania's Laurel Highlands.

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Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio

Oak Park, IL

Wright's own Oak Park home and studio, where he lived, experimented, and developed many of the ideas that shaped his early career.

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Frederick C. Robie House

Chicago, IL

A defining Prairie School residence on the University of Chicago campus, widely considered one of Wright's greatest early masterpieces.

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Gordon House

Silverton, OR

A relocated Usonian house at the Oregon Garden, recognized as the only publicly accessible Wright home in the Pacific Northwest.

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Graycliff

Derby, NY

The Martin family's Lake Erie summer estate, pairing Wright's architecture with sweeping landscape views south of Buffalo.

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Hollyhock House

Los Angeles, CA

Aline Barnsdall's hilltop Los Angeles residence at Barnsdall Art Park, one of Wright's most distinctive California houses and a UNESCO-listed site.

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Kentuck Knob

Chalk Hill, PA

A compact Usonian house built into a wooded hillside near Fallingwater, known for its hexagonal planning and sweeping views.

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Meyer May House

Grand Rapids, MI

A restored Prairie residence in Grand Rapids, often described as one of the finest examples of Wright's Prairie period in Michigan.

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Millard House / La Miniatura

Pasadena, CA

Wright's first concrete textile block house, designed for rare book dealer Alice Millard in Pasadena's Prospect Park neighborhood.

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Pope–Leighey House

Alexandria, VA

A modest Usonian house designed for journalist Loren Pope, now preserved by the National Trust on the Woodlawn estate.

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Rosenbaum House

Florence, AL

Alabama's only Frank Lloyd Wright-designed building, a house museum and celebrated example of the architect's Usonian ideal.

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Samuel Freeman House

Los Angeles, CA

The smallest of Wright's Los Angeles textile block houses, built into a Hollywood Hills slope and long associated with artistic salons.

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Seth Peterson Cottage

Reedsburg, WI

A compact late-career Wright cottage in Mirror Lake State Park, notable as a rentable and tourable residential design.

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Storer House

Los Angeles, CA

One of Wright's Los Angeles textile block houses, perched in the Hollywood Hills and known for its patterned concrete block facade.

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Taliesin

Spring Green, WI

Wright's Wisconsin home, studio, and estate, a deeply personal architectural landscape that became one of the centers of his life and work.

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Taliesin West

Scottsdale, AZ

Wright's winter home and desert laboratory in Scottsdale, now the headquarters of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation and a public tour site.

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Westcott House

Springfield, OH

Ohio's Prairie Style Wright house, designed for Burton and Orpha Westcott and restored as a public house museum.

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