Spring has sprung at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hollyhock House in Los Angeles, where a new installation featuring ikebana, a Japanese practice of flower arrangements, has reanimated the landmark home.

It was designated a National Historic Landmark in 2007. Now, Frank Lloyd Wright's iconic Hollyhock House has bragging rights on the world stage. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and ...

Visitors may finally set foot in the sunken living room, the dining room and the conservatory of Frank Lloyd Wright’s famed Hollyhock House in Barnsdall Park, even though they still have to ...

Guests who book the tours will get to view Ravi GuneWardena: Ikebana for Hollyhock House. The installation, which runs through fall, features striking new ikebana by GuneWardena, which reanimate ...

"Ravi GuneWardena: Ikebana for Hollyhock House" will be on view all summer, adding to the beauty of this special tour. There's also plenty of plant action to admire around the world-famous ...

Frank Lloyd Wright's hilltop masterpiece in Los Feliz, the Hollyhock House, reopened this past February after five years of restoration, looking more or less as it did when it was completed in ...

At the top of Barnsdall Park sits the Hollyhock House, the first home built in Los Angeles by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The 94-year-old architectural masterpiece has been closed for a ...

After all, it’s been nearly five years since we last were able to sample wines on the Hollyhock ... ikebana installations that’ve been temporarily set up inside of the Japanese-influenced house.