Frank Lloyd Wright Homes
Iconic mid-century homes designed or inspired by famed American architect Frank Lloyd Wright.
Restoring a Frank Lloyd Wright Kitchen
Attention to original details helps bring a Frank Lloyd Wright kitchen back to life at the Willey house.
Restoring Frank Lloyd Wright's Suntop
Bewitched by Frank Lloyd Wright's innovative (and livable!) vision for a middle-class dwelling, a couple takes on the restoration of Suntop.
Stay in a Frank Lloyd Wright House
We show you how to spend the night in a Frank Lloyd Wright house.
Restoring Frank Lloyd Wright's Willey House
An innovative Frank Lloyd Wright design, Willey house, becomes better than new.
Lipkind House, Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright
Designed by Pittsburgh architects Peter Berndtson and Cornelia Brierly, who studied with Frank Lloyd Wright, the Lipkind house is carefully preserved.
Frank Lloyd Wright's Pew House
Wright's Pew house on Lake Mendota in Wisconsin recall's the architect's famed Fallingwater, but on a more modest scale.
Frank Lloyd Wright Sites in Wisconsin
Find out where the best Frank Lloyd Wright sites are in his home state of Wisconsin.
A Collection for Frank Lloyd Wright Enthusiasts
See homes designed and inspired by the famous American architect Frank Lloyd Wright, plus a reading library for Prairie style fans.
5 Frank Lloyd Wright Houses
See the restorations of four ingenious Frank Lloyd Wright designed homes—Suntop, Willey, Samara, and Pew—plus one created by two architects who studied closely with him.
A Frank Lloyd Wright-Inspired Kitchen
Taking cues from the Prairie style, architect Michael Rust and cabinet designer Fred Puksta collaborate to create a dreamy new kitchen.
Samara: A Frank Lloyd Wright Design
Read the story behind Frank Lloyd Wright's Samara house.
Restoring a Frank Lloyd Wright Farmhouse
Following the original plans, an Illinois couple returns a 1950's Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian farmhouse, Muirhead, to its former glory.
Pewabic Pottery
Pewabic fabricates heirloom quality architectural tiles for public and private installations, gift and commemorative tiles, vessels, gardenware, ornaments and both reproductions and adaptations of its historic designs and offers classes, workshops, lectures, internships and residency programs for studio potters and other artists.
