The Buyers Who Became Stewards: Ten Owners on Keeping a Frank Lloyd Wright House

Frank Lloyd Wright put hundreds of houses into the world, and each one still needs someone to live in it. Architectural Digest asked ten people who own his houses what that is actually like, and they answered frankly. For readers who follow the market, this is the part that never shows up in a listing: owning a Wright house means living inside the architect's plan every day. No sale is on the record here, and we won't guess at one; the story is about the owners.

With reporting from Architectural Digest.