Frank Lloyd Wright Home & Studio
Frank Lloyd Wright's Vision
It is here Wright developed a new American architecture: the Prairie style, which utilized low horizontal lines and open interior spaces. Learn More
Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio, a National Trust Historic Site
The Home and Studio served as Wright's private residence and workplace from 1889 to 1909 - the first 20 years of his career. Learn More
A Legacy Preserved
The site has been faithfully restored to its 1909 appearance, the last year that Wright occupied the home and studio. Learn More
Wright's Prairie style of architecture found its earliest expression right here in his own home. The strong geometrical forms, horizontal planes, and environmental harmony that characterize his work are seen in both his home (1889) and studio (1898), where he completed a quarter of his life's work. Wright used his residence as something of an architectural laboratory, as he experimented with design ideas that evolved into characteristic features of the Prarie style.
Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio is a National Trust Historic Site owned by the National Trust for Historic Preservation and operated by the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust.
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