This Nature Lover’s Dream House In Illinois Is Made Entirely Of Glass
Imagine a home with no walls. This glass house in Illinois near the river town of Plano lets you experience just that. If you love nature, you’ll be jealous that this dream home doesn’t belong to you.
On the bright side, you can still check out the whole thing in person. Scroll on to learn how you can visit this unique place.


This glass house is so stunning that a model was included in an exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.

Farnsworth House is also elevated five feet off the ground and consists of just a single room.

During construction of the house, conflict arose between the designer and commissioner. The house ended up costing about $15,000 more than was budgeted for, and Mies sued for payments that were not made. The court eventually ordered Farnsworth to pay since she had approved the design and budget increase.


This amazing Illinois glass house was made a National Historic Landmark in 2006 and was placed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places in 2004.
Farnsworth House is located at 14520 River Road in Plano, and you can learn more on its official website here.
For more amazing places to visit in the Prairie State, check out 11 abandoned spots in Illinois you don’t want to miss.
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