Frank Lloyd Wright - Rosenbaum House Museum — Attraction in Florence

Stepping into Frank Lloyd Wright's Rosenbaum House in Florence, Alabama was like entering a time capsule of architectural brilliance. It's not just a house; it's a symphony of design, nature, and history, all orchestrated by the master himself.

Imagine this: clean lines dancing with sunlight, every corner whispering tales of innovation and creativity. The Rosenbaum House isn't just a building; it's a living, breathing testament to Wright's genius.

As I wandered through the rooms, I couldn't help but marvel at the seamless fusion of form and function. It's as if Wright waved his magic wand and turned ordinary spaces into havens of beauty and tranquility.

And let's talk about the vibe. There's something enchanting about being surrounded by history and artistry. It's like stepping into a different world—one where every curve, every angle tells a story.

Visiting the Rosenbaum House wasn't just a check off my bucket list; it was a journey into the heart of architecture. Whether you're a design aficionado or just someone who appreciates beauty, this place will leave you spellbound.

So, do yourself a favor and pay a visit to this architectural gem. Trust me, it's an experience you won't soon forget.

Marisa...

The Rosenblum House is open Tuesday through Saturday 10AM to 4 PM and Sunday 1 to 4 PM. No reservations necessary except for groups of 10 or more. There is an admission fee. In 1936, as the U.S. remains in the Depression, Wright develops a series of homes he calls "Usonian," designed to control costs so that the middle-class could fulfill their dream of home ownership. The versatile L-shaped design divided the family gathering areas in one wing from the private bedrooms in the other and allowed for future expansion. A flat concrete slab served as both the foundation and radiant heating system from water pipes embedded in the floor. Furniture is mostly built in. Wright's most significant achievement in his long career was the innovative building system of the Usonian house that formed the basis for some of his best residences. The renovations cost $750 thousand to restore the Rosenblum House to it's...

I loved touring this home! It was a beautiful example of Frank Lloyd Wright's built in shelves and organized layout. However, the original kitchen was TINY! That just shows that the architect never cooked a meal nor maybe even walked into a real kitchen! 😆 It was the size of a 1/2 bath in a modern day home. In fact, when the original family, the Rosenbaums, added on to the home the kitchen was a big part of it! I particularly loved the layout of the home. Several rooms lead out into onto the middle court yard. The windows were perfectly laid out to extend the eye into the outdoor lawn as a focus of the home. As a personal aside, I had an overwhelming sense that Mrs. R 's energy/spirit/ghost reached out to me while I was in the hallway. I expressed my love and appreciation of her home and was rewarded by her appreciation. It was a definite moment...