RT Hollyhock House

Architecturally significant residence featuring Mayan Revival design elements, custom furnishings, and integrated indoor-outdoor living spaces designed by a pioneering modernist.

General Information

Hours:

Thursday to Saturday: 11am to 4pm

Fees:

Adults: $7.00

Seniors (65+): $3.00

Students (with valid ID): $3.00

Children under 12: FREE when accompanied by a paying adult

Pet Policy:

n/a

Closest cities with hotels:

Hollywood

Seasons:

All year

Location:

4800 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90027

Website:

hollyhockhouse.org

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How to Get There

From Los Angeles: Take US-101 N and exit at Vermont Ave, head north to Hollywood Blvd then east to N Vermont Ave and continue to Barnsdall Art Park where Hollyhock House is located.

Overview

Hollyhock House in Barnsdall Art Park, East Hollywood, is Frank Lloyd Wright’s first Los Angeles project, built in 1919–21 for oil heiress Aline Barnsdall in a Mayan Revival style and named for her favorite flower, and it became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2019. Guided and self-guided tours show the house’s art-glass windows, fireplace and roof terraces, and the park has city views and a gallery.

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Hollyhock House exterior showing the Mayan Revival facade designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in Hollywood

Hollyhock House roofline and ornamental details designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in Hollywood, Los Angeles

Hollyhock House garden courtyard with reflecting pool at the Frank Lloyd Wright landmark in Hollywood

Hollyhock House side view showing the geometric ornamental facade details at Barnsdall Art Park, Hollywood