I love Frank Lloyd Wright homes!

I am a native of South Bend and grew up near Twickingham Hills where the Mossberg house was. It was considered to be something of a legend, in its day.

Thank you very much-I love it

I am not trying to insinuate anything. This was a great tour, but having said that-- I feel like someone who is very interested in FLW. Appreciating the uniqueness is all part of the art form. This is more than just a house, its a piece of art and history. Saying things like " you'd think they would want to have their own furniture in here instead of this" or "the kitchen isn't big enough" to me sounds like you simply don't get it. Non the less, thanks for the tour.

All that brick reminds me of a college/high school cafeteria or the administration building of a prison.

The owner wanted me to post an update. Not all of the information provided was completely accurate. During the tour apparently she made a few statements that were not entirely accurate. I was not privy to the exact information that was incorrect but I believe it was of a personal nature when the family members were being included in the conversation. She also wanted everyone to know that the house was not as presentable as she would have liked. Completely understandable however she did allow the video to remain as is. My mother and I very much enjoyed our day touring through the house. It's a memory I will cherish throughout my life. I am so happy that this video is a time capsule of that day spent with my mother.

This house is obviously one that is NOT scaled to Wrights dimuative height of 5'-6".

Commentary are too haphazard I dunno head or tail, sorry. Should be nice flow

There's a Frank Lloyd Wright/Neil Schweizer house in Bartow FL all the ghost hunters flock to. It was a private residence that's essentially rotting away. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hqiZismTxL2dlJc.html

It will not be long before all FLW houses are just museums , with nobody living in them . Houses are for living in , and not just for looking at . FLW houses are an example of style trumping substance .

It looks a little cold in there

It is my life long dream to tour Wright homes. Hollyhock, Robi, Martin, May, Falling Water, Price...

There is a TON of misinformation here but kudos to the "son" for his videography. He decided early on to do his own thing and capture as much as he could. In 1946, people didn't have huge kitchens or huge bedrooms or huge bathrooms? What does a family of four need with 6,000 sq. feet? Ridiculous.

Thank you for the video, unpretentious...I appreciate it. The patio furniture is Walter Lamb. Its bronze and was rather expensive, rare to find outside of California.

He must have come from the future frank l wright

He made more money on Japanese prints than he did on architecture according to a lecture

Absolutely amazing house.

Wow how nice to let them do that. I guess it’s one of the cool things about owning one of his houses.

I found one of his homes in florida the owner died and a person bought it as a tax wright off ! its sitting empty he has a lot of hidden rooms he put into it very bizzare carport/car storage design he put a building in the middle mostly for tool storage i see a lot of it in this home. high ceilings a lot of natural light. The kitchen is almost identical but it has a small sitting area with a fireplace and in the middle he layed the bricks sideways and at an angle it all flows together and works amazing with the ceilings.

An incredible look inside on of the lesser known Wright homes but still a masterpiece in every way.

Funny story... I grew up in Oak Park, IL. I painted alot of FLW homes. On a job I was in the backyard mixing the paint, when I tuned around there were Japanese people taking photos. I said you can't be here this is private property.

What a sweetheart! Thanks for sharing

Very interesting layout and features! Thanks for sharing your experience!

The dogs are cold outside they want to go back into the house please always bring your dogs into the house and the other pets as well.

The house keeper was fired after this video came out, lol.

I'm a FLW fan, but this house reminds me of my old high school.

ALL of them are beautiful, but My favorite house is Eric & Pat Pratt's at The Acres in Kalamazoo MI.!!!

Oh! By the way it's FLLW not FLW.

The Paulson house was the one that burned to the ground.I wouldn't change a thing.Although it would be a way to experience his spirit when he came back to change it.As he often did when visiting some of his commissions on surprise visits.

What a lovely hostess she was. She did her best at giving an unscheduled tour and did a pretty good job of it.

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Thank you so much for sharing this tour! What a sweet lady to invite you in.

There is one home going to shits and it's haunted.

They could de clutter and clean up that place and it would be beautiful

Frank Loyd Wright ruined archotecture. Small windows, short roof tops, over stylized, cold, souless and unfriendly looking.

Wish I was an only child left a frank loyd wright home.

Is this the FLW in Florida? On KZfaq... abandoned Frank Lloyd Wright house

Beautiful. It needs to be better kept.

Very nice place.

How lucky to be able to live in one of FLW'S houses,like living in a piece of art,love the living room window. What a genius.

You can tell this house keeper did not know very much about the place she was talking about!

Whats the big deal?? Looks like an old house with lots of glass

thrilling.

The lady was so friendly and nice to show the house :) she knows that the house is special.

Thank you.

beautiful

The photographer of this video did an excellent job!

What a nice house sitter and family who owns it, that is truly amazing they are so nice as to let admirers check it out for free

Thank you very much for this tour video. Awesome info! Very well designed Usonian. Just wish my wife and I were closer to Indiana to see it but this was absolutely the next best thing. Good to see it remained in the original family all these years.