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This is What Philip Johnson Considered the "Entrance" to the Glass House
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Looking West
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Looking Northwest
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View of Glass House Interior from the South Door
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View of the East Facade
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Exterior Lamps
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Corner Detail
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Leather bathroom ceiling
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Discoloration on the Ceiling
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Window & Door Detail on the South Wall
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Philip Johnson's Bedroom Area
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What Philip Johnson Saw Every Morning When He Woke Up
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View of the Glass House Kitchen
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Looking to the Guest House from the Kitchen
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Detail of Wear & Tear on Kitchen Cabinets
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Elie Nadelman, "Two Circus Women" (c.1929)
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Living Room Lamp
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Detail of Electrical Outlet in Living Area
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Living Room Area
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Questionable Poussin
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Behind the "Poussin"
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Johnson's Desk Facing East
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Shower
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Living Room Area Facing West
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Living Area Facing North
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Dining Area in the Southwest Corner