The Frost House

12/24/2025

Happy Holidays! 🎅🏻

11/10/2025

Fall seemed a bit short-lived!

10/31/2025

Fall is a beautiful time at Frost House. Happy Halloween! 🍂🎃

10/06/2025

A popular spot in the Frost House is the original Florence Knoll desk. The beautiful vintage Bertoia Side Chair wasn't comfortable for extended periods, so a Po***ck Executive Chair has taken its place. The Standing Circles Mobile from and Noguchi “No 9” Table lamp add for an inspiring place to work.

12/24/2024

Warm holiday greetings from the Frost House! 🎄

10/31/2024

🎃 🍂

09/18/2024

The temperatures might not seem like it, but the arrival of a harvest moon reminds us the colorful autumn season will be upon us soon! 🌔

07/12/2024

Guests are always blown away by the condition of the original kitchen. Designed by Paul McCobb as part of his collaboration with Mutschler Kitchens, the cabinets have held up incredibly over 60 years.

Mutschler was established around 1912 in Nappanee, Indiana and pioneered the use of porcelain-enamel on surfaces and “Port-Bilt” cabinets which customers could install and also remove to take with them if they moved.

After World War II Mutschler began to lose market share to the rise of steel kitchen cabinets dominated by the steel companies of Youngstown, Ohio. In the 1960s Mutschler responded by hiring furniture designer Paul McCobb who worked with aluminum extrusions, though this style proved to be ahead of its time.

12/22/2023

Magical moments with Open Space Series

12/12/2023

The Frost House was recently featured in the latest episode of Open Space Series, a Youtube series dedicated to the preservation for architecture.

Open Space | The Frost House, Emil Tessin (1964)Architect Emil Tessin designed the Frost House in collaboration with Alside Homes Corporation, with interiors...

01/01/2023

Taking a moment to write a list of things to be grateful for and a list of resolutions going into the new year. Happy New Year to all! 🎊 🎉