Wright had odd ideas about furniture, but the guy certainly knew how to make a building snuggle into the landscape. Always loved his storage, too. I'm a bit surprised at how much of the original concept remains. Interiors of some FLW houses I've seen are almost unrecognizable as his.

Wow to the views.

I have no desire to live in Phoenix, but wow. Amazing house and views (though it is a million degrees outside to go in the pool.)

Wow!

Amazing house. I would need more comfortable furniture in the living room to enjoy those views!

Wow. The setting is spectacular. I couldn't live there ( give me some PNW rain forest anytime - and yep it is pouring rain right now) but I sure can appreciate how he used the landscape to interact with the setting of the house.

I would be happy there as a second home : ) It makes my heart sing and gets the creative juices flowing. How could anyone live in a house like this without being inspired on a daily basis?

1929Spanish, so sorry but I’m up next for the Powerball lol.

I‘m normally not one for house guests but this home would be an exception if I owned it. I‘d fill it with artists of all sorts. I’d walk around and watch people paint while I listened to live music.

Ok, a girl can dream.

Oh, and although I’m mainly a wine drinker I think I’d need a bartender on staff just to make fancy muddled Mojito’s for the crowd.

Yep, I could live there.

I watched a documentary on Frank Lloyd houses, and generally they leaked. Apparently he didn't focus too much on the problem either. I remember people having to move furniture and putting buckets down due to leaky roofs.