This Wright House Hasn't Changed Since The 1960s And It's Stunning

Frank Lloyd Wright is one of the most famous American architects in the world. His homes are seriously stunning, and one of them in St. Louis is going for $1.2 million. The best part about it is that this house hasn't been touched since the 1960s, so if you love vintage-looking furniture and overall interior, this is the house for you! This house, in particular, belonged to the couple Paul and Helen Olfelt, who had commissioned Wright to design their home in 1958. Wright worked on the home until his death in 1959, and the couple had been residing there until now! The couple is in their nineties and they are finally unleashing the home on the market for the first time, ever. As you can see, the house looks absolutely stunning, especially in the snow! The lights from the interior part of the house light up the night through the large-scale windows in the home. Some of the rooms even still include the original Wright chairs. Many of the different elements throughout the house are original Wright pieces, giving a proper nod to the '60s. The kitchen even features proper Wright aesthetic, from the color schemes to the texture of the tiles and hardwood cabinets. Additionally, hardwood is a key feature throughout the house, so if you don't like hardwood, this isn't for you! The bedroom features a lovely brick wall that coincides nicely with the hardwood window frames. The large-scale windows also provide beautiful natural lighting into the bedroom, which also features what appears to be a red tiled floor with carpeting. Read onto the NEXT page to see more photos from this 1960s house... Some parts of the house are a wee bit dated, like the bathroom, but the timelessly vintage areas of the house make up for that. Even their basement is finished, which is a rare thing for Wright-designed homes! It includes a full seating area that appears to be attached to the wall, the same red tiling, and a carpet laid out over it. We seriously can't stress enough how timeless some of these structures are... and the hardwood, too. The house in total covers 3.77 acres of land to enjoy on the property. It truly is a 1960s masterpiece! Would you live here? Be sure to SHARE this article if you love vintage houses or if you would live in this '60s house! We sure would.

This Frank Lloyd Wright House Hasn’t Changed Since The ’60s But The Inside Is Stunning

By Jane Kenney
6 years ago

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