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Top 7 Frank Lloyd Wright House Plans

By Jackie Craven, About.com

You can't buy house plans that reproduce a Frank Lloyd Wright home exactly. Frank Lloyd Wright's original plans are protected by copyright laws. You can, however, build a house that is inspired by the work of Frank Lloyd Wright. Listed here are reputable house plan publishers that offer Prairie, Craftsman, Usonian, and other styles championed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

1. Prairie Style House by Architect Sarah Susanka

Architect Sarah Susanka, author of The Not So Big House, designed this stunning Wright-inspired Prairie Style home. The plans are available for purchase from HealthyHomePlans.com.

2. Prairie House Plans by HousePlans.com

Inspired by the work of Frank Lloyd Wright, simple square homes with boxy shapes and interesting variations in height and depth.

3. Prairie House Plans by The Plan Collection

The flavor is contemporary but these plans reflect the low, angular shapes of Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie Style architecture.

4. Craftsman House Plans by Eplans.com

With strong horizontal lines, wide porches, and cantilevered floors, these plans do a good job of reflecting Frank Lloyd Wright's ideas. The plan collection includes nice examples of the classic American Foursquare home, also known as the "Prairie Box."

5. Prairie Style Home Plans by Architectural Designs

Designed to blend in with the flat prairie landscape, these Prairie Style homes have sweeping horizontal lines and wide open floor plans.

6. Prairie House Plans by Collective Designs

More than two dozen plans for homes that resemble the Prairie Style houses designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

7. Craftsman House Plans by Donald Gardner

Stone, brick, and natural woodwork are dominant features in these Craftsman-inspired houses from Donald Gardner Architects.

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