The Lloyd Wright Studio and Residence was designed by the Southern California architect Lloyd Wright, often confused with his famous father, Frank Lloyd Wright.

Nestled in a desert landscape and featuring a unique pod-structure, the one-of-a-kind property feels distinctly other worldly.

With a futuristic facade of mirrored glass, the Invisible House perfectly reflects the iconic Joshua Tree landscape, nestled in 67.5 acres of California desert.

Described by Architectural Digest as “organic architecture at its sublime and also at its most dramatic”, this unique residence in the desert was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright disciple Kendrick Bangs Kellogg in the 1980s.