We toured the home and studio and also the gift shop behind the studio. It is beautiful and refurbished to the time when the family lived there before moving to Wisconsin. If you like Frank Lloyd Wright’s designs, you will enjoy seeing this home and studio. The windows, design, and light in the home are delightful. Go and see it. Tour guides are friendly and knowledgeable.

We just visited the beautiful gift shop of the house , which by itself is a masterpiece of architecture. Take an hour walk through this beautiful neighborhood, where many of his works can be identified.

A great example of his work. The tour was excellent and you can take as many pictures as you would like to, unlike other FLW homes.

This was an interesting place to visit, and we learned a lot, but a little more depth and detail would have been helpful.

FLL Wright works are great. I highly recommend the tours offered even if you are not an architect. My favorite: Robie House and Wright studio.

We loved getting a glimpse into where it all began for Frank Lloyd Wright. The alterations and additions showcase FLW’ s progression. While you are there walk around the neighborhood to see other homes by FLW.

They've done a great job of restoring the house and studio. Felt like we stepped back in history. This made us aware of Frank Lloyd Wright's influence throughout our visit in Chicago. Suggest you allow hour before tour for Uber if you are traveling from downtown. Suggest you reserve an Uber for return to downtown as there aren't a lot of drivers in the area.

What an introduction to the genius of the man. One can see his vision and beginning by touring this home in which he lived, albeit for a short period of time. It is very important to take a tour as there is much to learn.

My cousin and I recently did a tour of both the house/studio and the neighborhood. While we had to duck out of the neighborhood tour because it went on much longer than we expected and it was really hot outside, we learned a ton and saw some really spectacular buildings. I do wish the docent were as interested in questions as he was in getting through his material but I will say he had a lot to offer in the way of background knowledge. One thing I thought was interesting (as someone who had never been to a Frank Lloyd Wright house before and really only knew the name and the basic style) was how pretty much everyone else on our tour was REALLY into either architecture or Wright or both. Not for kids and definitely not for anyone who has trouble standing but quite interesting. One caution: don't just show up! Make reservations early and on line. Great gift shop.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s home and studio tour were well worth the investment. Our tour guide was pleasant and knowledgeable. Being able to see some of the original or reproduction furniture was a real plus to be able to envision the buildings as they were in 1909. The staff in the store were charming and helpful. Great tour.

Small group tours, make reservations early. Knowledgeable docents, interesting stories, restoring the works of an eccentric genius.

While visiting family in the Chicago area, we took an afternoon to visit the Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio. The guided tour is very thorough, giving insight to the life and personality of Frank Lloyd. You can see how nature played into his style from the beginning and the subsequent moving into geometric patterns. All a part of the man who hated clutter. By the end of the tour, you are sure to want to walk and drive by the many other homes and buildings in Oak Park designed by Wright. There is a well-stocked gift shop which offers Wright Style merchandise and many books on his life and his architecture. Well worth more than half a day.

You don't need to be an avid fan of Frank Lloyd Wright to enjoy this tour. My knowledge of him was probably rudimentary, and weighted heavily toward knowledge of his prairie style architecture. His home and studio in Oak Park give you a look into his family and early career. Tours are limited to 12 people, so there is ample opportunity to ask questions and learn from the tour guide. It was fascinating to see how his style evolved, just during the time he lived in this home, and added on to it. The volunteer who led our tour made the stories of how he interacted with his clients come alive. You could just imagine Frank Lloyd Wright treating his clients in this way. After the tour we enjoyed a lovely walk around the neighborhood, finding the three other houses he designed. It was also an easy walk to downtown Oak Park for lunch. There is a small gift shop with a wide variety of Wright-related items.

Traveling through the house, each room showed FLW’s developing style in Prairie Architecture. This tour was so fascinating, I had seen Falling Water several years ago and to see how he developed to that home was amazing. Don’t miss the homes he designed through Oak Park and also LaGrange, Illinois.

We were shown around the house and studio by another fantastically knowledgeable and passionate volunteer. The house is perfect for the hour long tour. With original fixtures and furniture it is a great place to see the origins of Wright’s practice along with his original office and draughting room for his expanded practice in Chicago We took a taxi there which was a long ride but in fact the train is less than ten minutes walk from the house and studio. If you have only heard the name and are interested or know a lot about the subject you will love the tour and house as well as seeing many other examples in the neighbourhood