Todo
In progress
Done
Remove garbage disposal
Create virtual tour
Finalize furniture and decor
List property on AirBnB and VRBO
Get listing photographs for AirBnB
Get Turno bids
Figure out laundry
Design & launch website
Reach out to Palmer house owner
Create welcome booklet for guests
Replace stove and refrigerator
Remove car pad
Replace faux turf in lanai with hardscape
Purchase guest soaps wholesale (H.O Biggelow)
Get guest linens for beds and bathroom
Repair tear in sofa upholstery
Restore original mirror
Remove phone cable
Order NOS Bryant brass switch plates on Ebay
Replace showerhead
Get guest signage

Goetsch–Winckler house restoration and preservation project tracker
Replace driveway with crushed brick
Replace hassock seats
Get shower curtains
Repair Winckler bedroom door handle
Clean and restore original sink
Clean and restore original toilet
Get flatwear and silverwear
Discard unwanted furniture
Fix leaky hot water knob
Order national register plaque
Replace plastic switch plates with contemporary Bryant brass switch plates
Fix fireplace gas flow regulator
Purchase bedside table lamps
We hope that, by doing so, we can provide others with the opportunity to experience a rare slice of Frank Lloyd Wright’s vision for Usonia, while also subsidizing the very real and inevitable costs associated with preserving such a unique structure.
When it’s ready, we plan to open the home for overnight stays, as other Wright owners have graciously done.
Re-screen busted screen doors
Get rugs for the bedrooms
Repair kitchen cabinets
My wife and I have recently purchased the home, and want to continue to restore and preserve it into the future.
Restore bathtub back to original color
Get spare keys and guest lock
The home was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1939 for Michigan State University art professors Alma Goetsch and Kathrine Winckler, and is considered to be one of the most elegant examples of Usonian design.