$5 Million Frank Lloyd Wright "Pottery House" In Santa Fe

Frank Lloyd Wright's only adobe building, the "Pottery House" in the hills above Santa Fe, New Mexico, is a unique architectural masterpiece, as well as a beautiful and innovative home, now for sale at $4,750,000. Current owner Andrea Soeiro invited us for an exclusive tour.
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[@shanaselesful]

Beautiful!!!

[@michaelglass4701]

love it

[@theoryg]

It is awesome but it makes me wonder about how compelling such homes can be where you feel like you could stay and evolve inside most of the time. I wonder if I want a house that does the trick until you cant leave much or dont want to.

[@joanbennett881]

Can a person who is very interested in seeing this house, have a tour of it?

[@greatmustis]

beautiful but this is not the original house that wright designed

[@georgiareidhamilton4191]

Are not these luxury dwelling built on what was originally Native American land and where are they having to live

[@tworiverflyfisher]

What a crock of crap! This house was never intended to built as it is. Frank would have never approved its design as it stands. It is a misleading view of FLW architecture and should be torn down.

[@kdonikdo8817]

Maybe it is low energy and maybe it is made from natural materials, but it is still not eco. And she said fully eco, what a joke. 1. I´m not fan of swiming pools, they are not eco at all. 2. This is not eco at all, this is big space of stones. Beforem there was a grass in that space. This would be eco, only if it was build in desert. Actually only fully eco houses ever existed were hobbit homes and other houses that has grass instead of roof. As I said only in desert, this kind of houses are eco.

[@dmstevens7133]

Kdo Nikdo There is not much grass in Santa Fe. Santa Fe is basically in the desert. Obviously you have never been to Santa Fe. It looks like the other architecture in Santa Fe....City codes call for buildings to blend with the terrain of the native land.

[@kdonikdo8817]

DM Stevens YES SANTA FE IS FUCKING DESERT!!!! SO THEY GOT SWIMMING POOL THERE!!! FULLY ECO!!! ..... Maybe if they used water properly, they would make a big nice garden in that desert, making oasis, instead of keeping it desert. .... Obviously you should shut the fuck up, when you don´t understand the topic.