Frank Lloyd Wright was a ground-breaking architect who developed a style all his own. We’re lucky to have several of his masterpieces right here in Wisconsin. Most of Wright’s homes are occupied by their owners, but a few are available for public tours. Here’s one home you can tour…and you can even rent this gorgeous home for an overnight stay!

World-famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright built this home in 1938. The home was built for Bernard Schwartz and his family, and Wright nicknamed it Still Bend.

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Every home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright had its own unique features. For this home, he designed a special cut-out pattern.

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The cut-out panels allow natural light to flow into the house, and make interesting light patterns on the walls.

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Here, they’re used as ceiling panels to allow even more light in.

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Frank Lloyd Wright’s homes were always designed with nature in mind. In Still Bend, he combined red tidewater cypress with red brick.

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In the upstairs hallway, you’re surrounded by the natural beauty of this wood.

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Wright also believed that homes should be functional and encourage people to gather. The library is a perfect example of this principle.

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Large windows also allow residents to be part of the outdoors, while inside the home.

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This photo shows all three elements combined: the cut-out pattern panels, the red tidewater cypress, red brick and large windows allowing natural light to permeate the room.

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Frank Lloyd Wright was a pioneer in modern architecture. His organic architecture style is still studied today.

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You can tour Still Bend on select dates. You can also rent this home for an overnight stay!

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Would you stay overnight in this house?

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For all the details, visit this website.

To see more cool historic houses in Wisconsin, check out this article!

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