Frank Lloyd Wright House in Ebsworth Park

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4.8

( 16 reviews )

Art Galleries, Museums, Cultural Center

120 N Ballas Rd, Kirkwood, MO 63122, United States

+1 3148-228-359

The Frank Lloyd Wright House in Ebsworth Park is a renowned architectural masterpiece located in St. Louis, Missouri. Designed by the iconic American architect Frank Lloyd Wright, this house showcases his distinctive style and philosophy. With its striking geometric forms, open floor plans, and integration with nature, the Frank Lloyd Wright House in Ebsworth Park stands as a testament to Wright's innovative approach to design. Visitors to the house can explore its unique features, including the use of natural materials, extensive use of glass, and incorporation of the surrounding landscape. With its rich history and profound architectural significance, this house serves as an inspirational destination for architecture enthusiasts, students, and design lovers alike. Step into the world of Frank Lloyd Wright and experience the brilliance of his visionary creations at the Frank Lloyd Wright House in Ebsworth Park.

Amenities and More

Wheelchair-accessible car park
Getting tickets in advance recommended

Reviews

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Jonathan yaderjr

March 22, 2024

Very cool place to visit. An amazing architectural designed house. The tour was 1hr long and packed full of interesting history of the design, the build, the family that lived there. The house consists of 4 main materials, wood, concrete, bricks and glass.

Ben sriaroon

March 22, 2024

Beautiful home. The tour guide was knowledgeable and friendly. She definitely knows her stuff, and she gave us recommendations for other FLW houses to tour. The house is so unique with the parallelogram style. I especially thought the parallelogram beds were a nice touch and an extra mile. Maybe I'll copy the "bookcases everywhere" design in my own home. I would definitely visit again and/or bring St Louis visitors with me. :) Also, the lack of right angles visually was making me feel disoriented and sick. Just a warning for others just in case. Everyone else on the tour seemed fine though, so maybe that's just me!!

Lin z.h

March 22, 2024

We Love Frank Lloyd Wright and Did not know this existed and was a 1/2 hour drive from St.Charles. Outstanding Wright house a must see. The tour groups are small because the house is 1900 square feet. There is currently only 2 tours a day. We appreciated they fit us in. Our tour guide was Great!

Tim s

March 22, 2024

This house is an absolute gem and a great example of Wright's Usonian style of architecture. The house was owned only by the couple who built it before ownership passed to the trust which maintains it today. It's in remarkably original condition and remains true to Wright's original plans and vision.

Winston underwood

March 22, 2024

This was our first tour of an FLW home, and it was so interesting to see it up close after reading about the "Kraus House" online. This house is unique because its shape is based on a parallelogram, and the house is made almost entirely with 60° and 120° angles. The curvy driveway onto the property is just over one lane wide, so I definitely recommend driving with care. Your email confirmation will indicate arriving within 15 minutes of your tour time, but you are allowed to explore the grounds of the home for a bit following the tour. There is a small gift shop that is open following the tour, with a few items specific to this FLW house, and others that are more generally FLW-inspired.

Yuval t.

March 22, 2024

St. Louis is fortunate to have a Frank Lloyd Wright home. It's an amazing collection of angles, with only two 90 degree corners in the entire home. The docent-led tour was quite informative, and of course the building itself is fascinating. If you're a fan, you'll undoubtedly love it. Unfortunately, you cannot photograph the interior.

Desmond

March 22, 2024

Beautiful FLW house. The tour guides are knowledgeable about the house and family who lived there. Book a ticket long in advance of your planned visit.

Rich frachey

March 22, 2024

The house is truly amazing. You must go and take everyone you can to see it. I discovered it during some internet research in the height of Covid-19. The house was closed for tours then. I must say, it was worth the wait. My jaw dropped when I walked into the house. Just an incredible piece of art and history!