Illinois

Prairie School house that was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1909. Private Residence.

Designed in 1903 by Walter Burley Griffen, this house was Griffen’s first major commission on his own. Private residence.

Prairie Style house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Built in 1915. Private Residence.

Prairie School house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Built in 1901. Private Residence.

Prairie School style home that was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1907.

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Prairie School style bank that was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1905. The bank is still in operation.

In 1889, at the age of 21, Frank Lloyd Wright designed his first home. Influenced by the Shingle style on the exterior, the interior reveals Wright’s emerging interpretation of the Arts & Crafts style. He continued to remodel and expand it, including the addition of a studio in 1898. It is now owned by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. A must-see for any Arts & Crafts traveler in the Chicago area.

There are numerous Frank Lloyd Wright homes in Oak Park and other suburbs in West Chicago. For more information, please visit the website listed below.

Currently a private residence, this building was the original residence of architect George Maher.

Designed in 1905 by Frank Lloyd Wright, this house reflects the architect’s integration of structure and sight. It blends both the Victorian and Wright’s emerging Prairie School styles. Private residence.

This early Arts & Crafts house was designed by H. H. Richardson in 1885 for J. J. Glessner. Considered Romanesque, it reveals many details of the emerging Arts & Crafts style. Open to the public.