The American Set Tips
What They Collect

Sturges House Reminds L.A. What a Wright Original Looks Like

· 1 min read

Lloyd Wright's only Usonian design in Los Angeles, the Sturges House, is showing the wear of decades without the steady upkeep such a property demands. The 1939 residence remains a benchmark for the architect's West Coast work and a reminder of how much care these houses require to hold their form.

With reporting from Artnet News.

More from What They Collect

  1. Ace Style: Tennis-Inspired Accessories Take Their Turn Courtside

  2. Phillips Names New Leadership as Auction House Charts Its Next Chapter

  3. Sigmar Polke's Postwar German Vision Now Shapes American Museum Walls

  4. Belle Boyd: The Confederate Spy Whose Legend Still Sells at American Manuscript Auctions

The American Set

The group

Eight local titles, each belonging to its place and keeping its own voice, its own look and its own readers.
About · Standards

Work with us

Brands & companies
Writers & photographers
Creators

Contact

Press, partnerships and corrections
[email protected]
Palm Beach · · 84° · Overcast · No.6Beverly Hills · · 80° · Overcast · No.3Nashville · · 90° · Clear · No.1The Hamptons · · 77° · Fair · No.2Aspen · · 70° · OvercastMiami · · 88° · Fair · No.4Montecito · · 75° · Clear · No.5Nantucket · · 77° · Clear · No.7Malibu · · 78° · Partly cloudy · No.8Jackson Hole · · 61° · Overcast · No.10Palm Beach · · 84° · Overcast · No.6Beverly Hills · · 80° · Overcast · No.3Nashville · · 90° · Clear · No.1The Hamptons · · 77° · Fair · No.2Aspen · · 70° · OvercastMiami · · 88° · Fair · No.4Montecito · · 75° · Clear · No.5Nantucket · · 77° · Clear · No.7Malibu · · 78° · Partly cloudy · No.8Jackson Hole · · 61° · Overcast · No.10