Inside an Unbuilt 1938 Frank Lloyd Wright Hollywood Home

May 16, 2016 5:00 am EDT
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Ralph Jester, a Hollywood costume designer best known for his work on epics like The Ten Commandments, commissioned architect Frank Lloyd Wright to design him a home in Santa Monica, Calif., in 1938. Due to eventual soaring construction costs, Jester never had the house built—but according to Curbed, Lloyd Wright would recast the design for a number of other clients. Take a 360-degree tour of the “house that never was.”

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