You Can Sleep Inside Some of These Famous Frank Lloyd Wright Homes
Not only did FLW build beautiful homes for the rich and famous, he also developed his own Usonian-style architecture for families on more modest budgets. He had his hands in the design of many public-use buildings too, including everything from theaters to community centers and skyscrapers. Today, we’re taking a look at just 18 of the famous designer’s works, each of which are open to the public in varying capacities.
Reporter: Alyssa Brown

Bachman Wilson House
Darwin Martin House
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Home and Studio
Fallingwater
Taliesin West
Alpine Meadows Ranch
Seth Peterson Cottage
Meyer May House
Wyoming Valley School
Marin Civic Center
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Monona Terrace
The Kraus House in Ebsworth Park
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Hollyhock House
Taliesin
ASU Gammage
Samara House
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