Wright Passport

06/26/2022

Looking to add rare FLW sites to your Wright Passport? Check out the Wright and Like 2022 event, hosted by Wright in Wisconsin.

The event takes place on July 30th in Madison and Middleton, Wisconsin and will feature four private homes designed by Wright along with other houses designed by his apprentices and contemporaries.

Tickets are available at

Following a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Wright and Like is back for its 23rd season. From 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on July 30, Wright in Wisconsin is offering tours of eight private homes in Madison and Middleton. Of the eight, four are from the hand of Frank Lloyd Wright, while the remain...

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There are three UNESCO World Heritage Sites in California: The Hollyhock House, Yosemite National Park, and The Redwood National and State Parks.

Photo by Pom'

02/14/2022

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Can you guess which Frank Lloyd Wright building this is? Here's a hint: Wright said he wanted the people within the building to "feel as if they were resting in the very hands of God."

Photo by Jay Reed

02/10/2022

The Arizona Biltmore Hotel in Phoenix, Arizona currently offers tours on Fridays and Saturdays.

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Primary colors and simple shapes can create great beauty.

11/10/2021

The dining room at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Home and Studio is said to be the first instance of Wright creating a total environment - one that weaves lighting, furniture, decorative arts, and architecture into a unified whole.

11/10/2021

"From the very beginning my T-square and triangle were an easy media of expression for my⁠ geometrical sense of things." - Frank Lloyd Wright

11/05/2021

The playroom at the Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio features a mural designed by Wright. It depicts a the scene from "The Arabian Nights" in which a genie emerges from a jar and surprises a fisherman. In the mural, the fisherman is life-like while the genie is expressed through intricate geometric forms.