The Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio (1889/1898) served as Wright's private residence and workplace from 1889 to 1909,the first 20 years of his career.
In 1898 Wright added a studio, described by a fellow-architect as a workplace with "inspiration everywhere." The site has been restored as it would have appeared in 1909, the last year that Wright lived in the Home and worked in the Studio. Incredible that he was only 22 when he designed it.
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| Front Entry to the House and Studio Entry on the left |
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| Seating around the front parlor's hearth |
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| connection between the house and the Studio |
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| Dining Room ceiling |
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| Dining Room |
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| Dividing wall between the children's bedrooms |
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| Main Bedroom |
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| Main Bedroom Ensuite |
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| Sewing Room |
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| light in the Children's Playroom |
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| above the hearth in the Children's Playroom |
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| Ceiling Art Glass |
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| Lincoln Logs |
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| Entrance to the Studio |
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| Studio Ceiling |
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| above the hearth, excess plaster panels from another job |
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| Reception for the Studio |
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| Studio Entry |
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| Wright's Office |
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